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Pupper 4.20 FM - Intro
00:40
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Entering Necropolis
02:50
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Motorway Rodents
03:03
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Driving the car
Push the pedals
Do the speed
Gettin' high on the highway
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Hole In
03:57
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ho my
this time
it was certainly the last line
i already ear the cherubs singing:
"you failed
your rehab"
i don't feel my heart anymore
i should have made a last fart joke
before i left
i'm never ever ever ever going back to you
you'll never ever ever ever see me again
'coz
i've ODed
hop snortity snortity snort, disappear
i'm never never ever ever coming back here
'coz
i'm dead
i'M never ever ever ever going back to you
you'll never ever ever ever see me again
'coz
i've ODed
it was unexpected
i hadn't planned it
like most of what i do
(JUST) as i lived
let's call it a happy accident,
because henceforth
i will stop hurting you
i don't feel my breath anymore,
i hope i turned off the gas
before i left
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6. |
BBQ Leftovers
02:16
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push
and pull
up
and down
left
and right
grab his arm around his head
walk
and carry
sweat
and breath
pose
and hold on
I'm looking for my keys
fold
his leg
grab
his arm
turn
his head
put his body in the trunk
we're gonna need a shovel and a big plastic bag
i didn't think the picnic would turn out so bad
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Cool Dog Club Tijuana, Mexico
We like to make noise, scrapbooking and burn amps.
From Tijuana to Stalingrad.
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