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Going to Mars
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I’ll be going to Mars
two years from today
I know I can do it
I don’t care what you say
I’ll be coming around
forelonged foreplay
I’ll get it done
all work no play
that’s my cadence
no acquaintances
except for the boys
cause we’re making noise
ah
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Desire the Right
01:59
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Desire the right (Desire the right)
Desire the right (Desire the right)
Desire the right (Desire the right)
Desire the right (Desire the right)
John Davis
Found an island
For England
For the queen
It was empty
From the start
Let the men
Get it right
Desire the right (Desire the right)
Desire the right (Desire the right)
Desire the right (Desire the right)
Desire the right (Desire the right)
Argentina
Thinks they own it
Falkland
They don’t want it, no
For country
For glory
The arctic
Preserved
Desire the right (Desire the right)
Desire the right (Desire the right)
Desire the right (Desire the right)
Desire the right (Desire the right)
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Radar & Satellite Totowa, New Jersey
surveillance music.
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Another Mike record, instead this time a collection of late night jams. Get some tea for this one.
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