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Toxicaman
04:47
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I mix some shit into a toxictail
and moving down, down, down through hell
yes I could lose, I know I lose
but it‘s the only way to feel amused
feel amused
Another rise of my screaming brain
please tell the world, I‘m not insane
it‘s time to choose, which way to loose
an other trip, sure! Will make it smooth
make it smooth
Mama said don‘t be bad
brush your teeth, it‘s time for bed
haven‘t done it, looking back
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2. |
Up and Down
03:14
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when the lock hits down
people act like a clown
moving on the street
the Lizard king we greet
let‘s get up and down
when the drop falls down
this is party time
dictatorship seems fine
just take care of it
a special care for it
now we fool around
closed up playing ground
people act like clowns
the lizard king we greet
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3. |
Round Barrel Dancer
04:20
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I got a head full of garbage and a mouth full of dirt
I‘m a dead flower rising in the moonlights curt
and I got something to put on your mind
don‘t play with guns cause they make people die
I can‘t remember the day, the day after night
when I left my apartmant unsatisfied
the seek for redemption wasn‘t so far
I lost my sorrows in front of a bar
I moved around in the darknes of big city lights
with a cheap bottle something clearing my sight
My conclusions are nothing but nonsense of time
and now I remember you are not mine
I'm a round barral dancer, wasted all time
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