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The Star Crossed Lovers
00:48
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Making art not making friends
Now I'm Suffering the bends
And you are at home with your pets
No longer placing lover's bets
So step aside the aqua plane
And walk into this gentle rain
Of night with verse to help you sleep
Just put on some Uriah Heep
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Big Hat and A Horse
00:38
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I miss you
Yer Gone
Away
And now it's my tears that are here to stay
Why did you leave me lonely babe
We just learned each other's names
I guess the sunset told me so
This is how it is when you get old.
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Basement
00:19
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Have you ever been to a punk rock show?
Punch and kick and bite and throw
Up your cookies from the beer
Unload all your buddies' gear
Punk Rock
Punk Rock
Punk Rock
PUNK
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The Pop
00:26
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You're still here?
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The Smudge Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The Smudge is an artist from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, active since 2001.
ig: @wjmartmke
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