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High Noon
03:59
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10 o' clock
time to rock
don't ya think?
quarter to eight
you're setting me straight
aren't ya babe?
it's nine o'clock
i've got writer's block
and I dunno
quarter to ten
I'm all alone again
all this time
and none of it's mine
ain't that weird?
come to find
it's shorter than i mind
as i feared
any time
could be my time
but i don't mind
and if i don't
i want you to know
all this time
and none of it's mine
ain't that weird?
come to find
it's shorter than i mind
as i feared
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2. |
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i got a lodge in hemlock township
right near the bloomsburg fair
i won first prize for growin' pumpkins
then I lost all my hair
i'm so tired of the pumpkins
i'm so tired of the fair
i'm so tired of the township
and i wish i had my hair
i bought some sunflowers
just to see if they would sprout
i blew all of those fuckers up
then all my teeth fell out
i'm so tired of the township
i'm so tired of the fair
i'm so god damned tired of hemlock township
and i wish i had my hair
blue and yellow ribbons
wrapped around my neck
blue and yellow ribbons
keep myself in check
blue and yellow ribbons
pop would be so proud
blue and yellow ribbons
i was not allowed
i fall into the scene
me and my friend jim beam
i fall into the air
me and my everclear
i fall in towards the sun
me and jamaican rum
i do it out of spite
me and my miller lite
we're up here sayin' things
they're up here listening
we're up here sayin' things
they're up here listening
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3. |
Schrödinger's Cat
05:15
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i'll be there when you happen to need me
but i'm scared if you'll ever have to leave me
for a while
i'd force a smile
i'd write you everyday
you'll be there when i happen to need you
but i'm scared if i'll ever have to leave you
for a while
i'd force a smile
i'd write you everyday
from miles away
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4. |
Jam Alert / Mitch's Song
10:18
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when the jam alert starts to play
it don't matter the time of day
you better get on down to funkytown
c'mon i'll show the way
every woman and every man
from all across the land
take to the streets and move your feet
while we play this funky jam
now along came the man
with a gun in his hand
he came to town and shut it down
he didn't understand
so the people they all left
to the east and to the west
they spread the word i'm sure ya heard
the funk was put to death
no need to be upset
cause we vowed not to forget
those groovy tunes that make you move
it's time to resurrect
so the jam alert was played
much to the man's dismay
we kicked his ass straight outta town
the funk was here to stay
i'm goin' up to the mountain
to visit my friend
and i will fight on the mountain
to honor him until the end
the snow is fallin'
it covers up the path he blazed for me
i'm goin' down to the shore
to visit my friend
and i will catch the biggest wave
to honor him until the end
the water meets the shore
and i am sure he's waving back to me
i'll see you again my friend
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5. |
Spooky Things
03:47
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Manler Catasauqua, Pennsylvania
guitar - phish nerd
drums - emo kid
bass - grandpa
instagram: manlerband
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