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Silly Willy
03:39
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Silly Willy wants to toke all day
Willy nearly wastes his whole life away
But Silly Willy he can play the guitar
So it's okay, yeah okay
Silly Willy got real drunk last night
Willy clearly is a fucked up guy
But Silly Willy he can play the guitar
So it's alright, yeah alright
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2. |
Habitual Paradise
02:11
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I'm living in habitual paradise
Everything I do is something I know
Because I've done it before
It's something I know
I'm thinking of a body that's hypnotized
Everything it does is not of its own
But they have done it before
It's something they know
I'm living in a real nice crisis
I'm dying in a half-heart cell
I'm living in a real nice crisis
I'm dying with a half heart
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3. |
Face Down
02:28
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Face up
I saw you sleeping on the bathroom floor
Wake up
I told you not to do that anymore
And now I gotta drag you around
Getting sick of that old school sound
Face down
And now you're face down
I hold your hair but you wouldn't hold my hand
Face to face
There is a mirror, there's a wall, there's a place
Where I have been before
When you decide to be alright
You're gonna walk out that door
And out of my life
Face up
I saw you sleeping on the bathroom
Wake up
I told you not to do that shit
And now I gotta drag you around
In front of everybody in this whole goddamn town
Face down
And now you're face down
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4. |
What's Over There?
03:05
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Feels like I'm doing time all of the time
Mad cops, parking lots
I like when it's hot but I'm bored
I gotta get out of here
What's over there? What's over there?
Fine time, bottles of wine
Drunk all the time
Skateboard down to the shore
Somewhere you'll never be bored
I gotta get out of here
What's over there? What's over there?
No cars
No people
No street
No steeple
Good drink
Good food
Good smoke
Peace and quiet
Nothing ruins the view
No wondering
What's over there?
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5. |
Rembrandt's Pants
01:54
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6. |
Do, D'do, D'do
02:54
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7. |
Dopamine
01:56
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All around this concrete world
People want and people need
Dopehead boy and dopehead girl
Shooting up electricity
I'm gonna bring my baby to me
Through my eyes with a silver screen
Dope me, Dopamine
Dope me, Dopamine
I'm gonna buy me a diamond ring
And if that diamond ring don't shine
I'm gonna get into your brain
And I'm gonna waste your precious time
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8. |
Dingfutzer
03:31
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I'm walking over from fourth to fifth
But not without my steel-toes and switch
Is this a town without a god?
Dopeheads and cops and barking dogs
Pick up the pieces, hold them in your hands
Put them back together, fall apart again
Oh no, no not again
What to do make of nothing?
Shoot or snort or something
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9. |
Hard To Say Goodbye
04:41
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Give me something to sustain me
Something I will always know is there
Something I can rely on
'Cause you can't always be here
Take what might come in handy
Something I can say or do
Nothing that comes with destruction
Isn't just as fruitful, too
And still I love you
And still I must leave
I've got to leave you
You make it hard to say goodbye
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Manray Dayton, Ohio
"Real Nice Crisis" out October 19th
Joey: guitar
Alec: bass
Matt: drums
Simon: guitar
Zade: keyboard
Dayton, Ohio
8^)
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