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Shower Thoughts
03:18
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I’m waiting for the conditioner to work
I’m thinking about how to change the world
I’m wondering how Nic Cage caught a sentence in Con Air
The end game here is softer hair
I’m counting to 30 brushing my teeth
I’m thinking about global warming
I’m wondering why Bebe didn’t leave Steve for Todd
I’m trying much harder to floss
Estoy tratando de aprender español
I’m thinking about who will save your soul
I’m wondering why Train re-recorded Zeppelin 2
Estoy tan aburrido y tu
I've been starting to moisturize my face
I'm looking at pictures from outer space
I'm wondering why Billy Joel broke his rhyme scheme in "Movin' Out"
Crow's feet ain't nothin' to squint about
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The Postman
03:17
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Prepare your rites for your gods, whoever they may be
Ones that fill your pockets, or ones that digs polygamy
Texas in the spring, it’s a good day to die
We ain’t ever coming out baby, burn this mount to the sky
I’m Captain Koresh, ask me anything
Got myself a Gibson, wanna hear me sing?
All the ladies, they always want me you know
Cause God told them so, cause God told them so!
I saw the new light, before y’all even had eyes
It told me to I’d need fully automatics, told me to bed all your wives
The rat ate at my table, he thought he was so sly
So if the bureau wants those raises, it’s gonna cost them some lives
You can call me Koresh, ask me anything
Got myself a Gibson, wanna hear me sing?
All the ladies, they always want me you know
Cause God told them so, cause God told them so!
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Ben Diesel Missouri
We like to party and make music, respectively.
Jason Koch // Dan Kelley // Joey Maestas
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