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loosen up your act
you are behaving like a wind up doll
screw up your slacks
and ask for what you really want
you know you miss the way you used to be
bored and ignored
uninvited out of scorn
you know you miss the way you used to be
born in the north with my head
made of floor
you know you miss the way you used to be
you can find me drinking
every fucking evening here
I know your truck is
fast but you are faster now
I have no place to be
I am lean and green and
an LSD machine
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2. |
Parking Lot
05:39
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your face
gold
I've seen you
drink water
straight from stones
we are friends
sleeping in the same bed
we are friends
don't share beds
and you said
'do porn actors sleep'
'do porn actors sleep'
and i said 'yes,
at least i hope they do i would
like to lay with you'
i said yes 'you are alive'
your father's home
he brought back deer
you'll eat well
its been a long hard year
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3. |
I Wish I Was a Caveman
03:28
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i wish i was a caveman
i want to eat crickets i want to swim in streams
instead of burning down buildings and chopping down trees
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