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Tower
02:46
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tower so tall
shallow so small
falls down stays up
lays down, doesnt wake up
delusion;deluge
god dammit its swell living in hell
HEY GOODBYE SMALL FRY
refusing to lose; god dammit its swell living in hell
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Mitt
01:52
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whos up to bat i am i guess i take the swing and i miss
oh well fuck it you win again
and i collapse
caught in the mitt of the catcher man it sucks being the ball
should have known better than to even get involved
fuck it
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Acme
03:22
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roadrunner try to catch me
i bet you cant, i bet my money
but i aint got none
roadrunner where you goin like that
roadrunner will you ever come back
who fuckin cares
why do you suck; coyote catch up
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4. |
Weed Songs Are Cool
05:22
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im ponderin alot
ive lost my train of thought
my eyes are bleedin
im runnin out of pot
cumulonimbus
its getting hard to see
this wooden block is a pillow
i just want to sleep
something something im just stoned
i prefer to be alone
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