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Elephant Dream
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Carry Me Away
02:07
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Who Knows How To Party
02:13
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she comes in electric circles and its so fabulous you came,
but what a shame
I know about the magistrates game he knows how to play with my head
play with my head
and you know I see the fellows
oh I see the fellows so gay
oh you know I see the fellows oh but I don't know there name
well you she dances in electric rain when the fireworks are in her brain
she says shes the same as shes always been
I know that's the way play me they tell me the story about there fame
probably about their fangs
I need to know to see you go and where I don't know you got some nerve
theres no shame in the game when you've got yr face forwards
forwards four words forwards
left eye lopez goes to the corner store
four words are really two words and that's okay
forwars are really one one and that's your fate
you know my ways are not good
five finger discount
no good
no good
making some sounds empty the drain make a mouse bowl
you've got some nerve
be yourself man.
its true
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