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Cocaine Communism
04:48
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Sweet cocaine fields of Mexico
Black market pushing gang war’s blow
There’s a better way we need to go
Listen close and I’ll tell you so
Seize the means, let the workers ship
That sweet powder stuck up on your lip
Cut that shit with some harmless bits
Clean snorting don’t care ‘bout profits
Cocaine, communism (x3)
Best for your nose
How’s it feel with no, fentanyl
Its as clean as the coca grows
Price dropped down to tiny teenths
And free gum for your grinding teeth
Ethical snorting in the party scene
Far cleaner than its ever been
Don’t worry its a worldwide thing
Cause the US fell with COVID-19
Cocaine, communism (x3)
Best for your nose
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2. |
Sweet Boy
03:34
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Caught in a rapture
All seems lost to me
Only those words
Kept in my sweet memories
Call me Sweet Boy
Please
Call me Sweet Boy
Please
It means so much
You think so highly of me
So call me Sweet Boy
Feels like a dream
A haze of relaxed dignity
Call me Sweet Boy
Please
Call me Sweet Boy
Please
It means so much
You think so highly of me
And when I feel those words
Its like I’m floating in a champagne sea
Call me Sweet Boy
Not just in my dreams
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3. |
Night In
02:19
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AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH
Need a night in?
Well too fucking bad.
The system is fucked
So strap in lads.
NIGHT IN
Could have been fine
If the leaders tried
So here all sit
Sick and tired of it
NIGHT IN
AAAAAA
NIGHT IN
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The Tar Sands Kingston, Ontario
Hey I'm The Tar Sands, Scott. Everything you see here is DIY..
The Tar Sands used to be a band but
they said I wrote too complicated songs. Weird right? Not like this shit's Meshuggah, anyway, I'm not bitter I can't play these things live. (Oh I am so fucking bitter)
It would help me out if you bought anything you see here. But I get why you wouldn't want to.
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