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Moving Away
02:13
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I am contemplating moving away,
I am contemplating moving away,
I have been contemplating moving away
to the outer suburbs or something, ok?
I am contemplating moving away,
I have been contemplating moving away,
I wanna move away from this place someday
or my past catches up, ok, ok?
Because this something makes me feel sick,
a little guilty, it makes me feel ill
and then it hits me: move to the hills,
sell all your stuff, pay all your bills
I have been contemplating moving away
I am feeling like staying the same,
I have been contemplating moving away
to another planet or something ok?
Take your keyboard and throw it away,
take your computer screen and do the same
take your wireless network adapter and burn it as well
it will have use somewhere in hell
Because all this something makes me feel sick,
a little guilty, it makes me feel ill
and then it hits me: move to the hills,
sell all your stuff, pay all your bills
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Flea
02:33
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3. |
Burnt Brains
02:20
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4. |
Kill Your Friends
01:38
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5. |
Golo (bonus track)
01:33
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