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Curb Stomp Romp
01:40
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I don't wanna know
Please let me go
Running through the streets
What you see makes your cheeks lose their pink
Going with the flow
Moving too slow
It's the curb stomp romp
We're gonna sell your teeth for cheap
See the pavement glow
Feel it on your toes
Running through the streets
What you see makes your cheeks lose their pink
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Rigor Mortis
03:27
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We're all gonna die
It'll come with time
Don't ask me why
I'll look you in the eye
Whether it's a gun in your spine
Or a mouth full of tide
The words in the sky
They'll tell you why
Rigor Mortis
Rigor Mortis
I'll suck you dry
While looking in your eye
It's the only way
I can get high
When you pass me by
Don't look me in the eye
If you even try
You deserve to die
Rigor Mortis
Rigor Mortis
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Up Down Left Right
03:36
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Had too much to drink that night
Fell up and down and left and right
Wandering into the light
And suddenly my vision's white
Driving our car so fast, if we crash, we'll die
I don't know why
She'll be screaming all damn night, but it won't be from fright
Woke up sitting in a field, playing bluegrass to our appeal
The three of us then look up and realize that we're fucking stuck
We move up and down and left and right, I don't why
We knew we couldn't free ourselves, but we tried with all our might
Deep into the ground we fall down
Feel safe and sound as we sink into the crowd
We love what we have finally found
Until we look around
Had too much to drink that night
Fell up and down and left and right
Wandering into the light
And suddenly my vision's white
We move up and down and left and right, I don't why
We knew we couldn't free ourselves, but we tried with all our might
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