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Droppin' Out
01:07
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Droppin’ out, I’m droppin’ out
Anxiety is stopping down
My warning system rhythm section
sped up like a French Connection
Droppin’ out, I’m droppin’ out, I’m droppin’ out
Droppin’ out, I’m droppin’ out
My time on earth is running down
But I got forty thousand reasons
Not to trust depression season
Droppin’ out, I’m droppin’ out, I’m droppin’ out
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You Say a Lot
01:30
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You say a lot, you say so much
I’d like to send your talking out to lunch
You say a lot, you say it fast
You know this talking isn’t gonna last
Shut up (Shut shut shut shut it up)
You know, you know you say a lot
You say a lot, you say it wrong
You’re saying nothing with your shitty song
You say a lot, you say it smart
You think your bullshit is a work of art
Shut up (Shut shut shut shut it up)
You know, you know you say a lot
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We Went to a Restaurant
01:18
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We had some time to kill and we were hungry
Someone had the bright idea to find a place where we could sit and eat
Where we gonna find a place like that?
We went to a restaurant
There was bread and butter…and water, too
Options were given for us to choose
Conversation thus ensued….
We ……we…..we…..We had a meal together
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