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Do The Right Thing
04:39
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I dont like Monday-Sunday
Do the right thing they say
like it comes naturally to me
I don't like January-December
Do the right thing
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Kirk Cameron
05:59
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Growing Pains was a long time ago would've thought you could have managed your own spin off show instead you spread the gospel from here to babylon kids these days don't even remember the name of Kirk Cameron unless they mistake him for Michael J. Fox yet another way they nailed him to the cross until he ends up on the docks selling plasma would've sucked a little harder if it wasn't for his asthma Oh growing pains time flies so fast maybe you should've grown yourself some dignity you're just a pain in the ass
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Cowboy Muscles
05:56
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Yippie Ki-Yay Motherfucker/Got My Whores, got my sick shooter
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Insatiable Lust
06:26
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They don't need clothes to strike a pose!
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Boy Sauce
05:11
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boysauce/sonofabitch/theselunaticswanna/getrichquick/youknowthat'rich'islongfordick?/doyoulongfordick?/boysauce/itsAlot
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LA COSA Chicago, Illinois
aleatoric chance rock
psych noise experimental
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