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Hey Fuzz
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Hey, I can’t hear what you said
Take your words back get em out of my head I said
Hey, I can’t hear what you said
Phone is getting low getting into the red I said
Hey, I can’t stand when you speak
With your puny arms I can see that you’re weak I said
Hey, I can’t stand when you speak
With the way you talk I can tell that you’ve peaked I said
Hey...
Fuck You
Hey, I can’t hear what you said
Take your words back get em out of my head I said
Hey, I can’t hear what you said
Phone is getting low getting into the red I said
Hey, I can’t stand when you speak
With your puny arms I can see that you’re weak I said
Hey, I can’t stand when you speak
With the way you talk I can tell that you’ve peaked I said
Hey...
Fuck You
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As far as I can see
It's always been you vs me
And I can't see how you lived in the past
To the way I do now in contrast
And as far as I can see
You've been in my way for too many lazy days
And I can't figure out how to right
My ship that I've sunk in the ground
As far as I can see
It's always been you vs me
Now I see how life can be
But I can't stop fighting with me
And as far as I can see
You've been in my way for too many lazy days
And I can't figure out how to right
My ship that I've sunk in the ground
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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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