1. |
Thesis
03:36
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to this
for you
to this
for you
for you
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2. |
Lumpy Lemon
02:40
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everybody's got
something like some tender
gotta win some free
down the
drain got to win something
over so life gets windowstains and
everything's a number
like some free time
i know what i say why
i no feel go and i feel the same
about time
to win
camera strange
land got me
fallin' down some
pass and i feel the same and the
shame of fortune's
got a rain steel on my
window times and paint drimes
got me foam down on the wind rhyme
and the seal door times
headphones ring and rain
sing book
and red
and
gold drop bottle
rain of slav
that's got the wind
run
ning
for
and
the
past
for
ward
go
run
time
al
ways got
always and some phrase of mine got
gum phrase un mine and i've got
something to work with
frame from
syndrome speaking
mine true mind breathing with
headphones down
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3. |
Blood the Urinol
01:40
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i just
showed up
to school i worked in
a pebble yellow line to
regurgitate
heller to impress you
i'm an elephant
my horn is long like snout my
i'm on these medicines
vibrate my body
a one vibration
on my knees
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4. |
Thesis (live take)
07:13
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to this
for you
to this
for you
for you
for you
for you
for you
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