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Sound of the sun
05:04
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2. |
Rotting Friendships
04:12
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Rotting friendships
with rotten friends
ask me if I'd do it
and I'll tell you I'd do it all over again
with emotions
that I guess we could keep
crude memories of drunken nights
worth more than a night of sleep
Cuz these days never seemed to end
These days never seemed to end
Habits that I wish we never broke
when I said this couldn't last forever
now I wish that I hadn't spoke
Cuz now I find it harder to breathe
when I look back and blow dust off
these old memories
Cuz these days never seemed to end
These days never seemed to end
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3. |
Some tune
04:37
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4. |
Rudolph is a coke head
03:25
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Rudolph I'm sorry
but you gotta get going
and I don't even wanna know
how much vodka you been drinking
cuz your stinking.
And whose that girl, your brought with you
shes been in the bathroom
for two whole hours
and when I knock she says she's busy
BITCH, ITS BEEN TWO HOURS?!
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The Hail Marias Riverside, California
just a couple of mfrs from riverside that are trying to cut back on the amount of feedback we get out of our amps
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