1. |
I Can't Tie My Shoes
02:31
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Oooooooo
I can’t tie my shoes
Ooooooooo
I just lost a tooth
Ooooooooo
I just wanna watch scooby doo
Ooooooooo
Why can’t we just call it a truce
Why are we fighting, my friend?
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2. |
Lawn
02:45
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There's shit on the lawn
The cat is gone
He belongs to you
No beer in the fridge
My bikes on the bridge
I'm turning blue
My van won't start
Attacked by a shark
I belong in the zoo
Since you left
Life is shit
I hope yours is too
Cause you know how to please your man
Cause you joined the Ku Klux Klan
And you fucking suck
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3. |
Living In The Future
02:09
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Living In The Future
Living in the future is all we kinda asked for
It's machine and me
Didn't think about the danger of a billion strangers
Where's the synergy
I wake up every day
To computer I pray
I can't fall sleep at night
From my computer light
I trust technology
It truly sets me free
It helps me know myself
I keep stored on the shelf
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4. |
Styrofoam Head
02:07
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Styrofoam head
you give me the creeps
Blue eyes red lips
And a scar on your cheek
A thousand yard stare
The devil may care
Oh Paul
You give me the creeps
You don't have to say
You don't have to say
You don't have to say
What's on your mind today
You don't have to go
You don't have to show
You don't have to expose
Yourself to me today
Cause you're my styrofoam head
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5. |
IANHS
01:44
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Having sex
Isn't fun
Having sex
Isn't cool
Oh yeah
I am never having sex
I think that it should be illegal
To have any sex
Uh huh
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