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Wrap the Summer
03:56
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Less than $140 was the number I gave
Happens all the time
Blue and black ink, to the numbers I wave
Happens all the time
Red striped lady in September '05
Happens all the time
Trailer Park Skinny was the name of the dive
Happens all the time, all the time
"Red Thorn, wrap the summers again"
"Red Thorn, wrap the summers again"
"Red Thorn, wrap the summers again"
Oh no, that's not what I said
Wrap the summers again
Less than $140 was the number I gave
Happens all the time
Blue and black ink, to the numbers I wave
Happens all the time
Red striped lady in September '05
Happens all the time
Trailer Park Skinny was the name of the dive
Happens all the time, all the time
"Red Thorn, wrap the summers again"
"Red Thorn, wrap the summers again"
"Red Thorn, wrap the summers again"
Oh no, that's not what I said
Wrap the summers again
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2. |
Plaid Pusher
02:13
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Petaluma
02:51
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Well I thought I learned my lesson
Eating smoke and soot for breakfast
When a seltzer is a headrest in my palm
My head's spinning like a Roomba
Think I'll move to Petaluma
Get an AC make it cooler just for fun
But it's on
But it's on
Turn it off just like we did in Washington
Treat the habit like a workday
Think I'll call out every Sunday
Feeding nickels to the let's play so it runs
Wrapping up the verses feels like
Breaking all the curses
But it all could be much worse like how it was
But it's on
But it's on
Turn it off just like we did in Washington
But it's on
But it's on
Turn it off just like we did in Washington
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Lizard Lemon Party
04:32
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Voice
01:25
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8. |
Wrestle with the Tone
02:45
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Innocence seems weekly as I
Meddle with the phone
And I'll wrestle with the tone when you're not home
Jesus in the pieces wishing
Out here on the streets I'm missing
Looking for a drink to catch you alone
Innocence seems weekly as I
Meddle with the phone
And I'll wrestle with the tone when you're not home
Jesus in the pieces wishing
Out here on the streets I'm missing
Looking for a drink to catch you alone
Working through the hours wasted
Quiet ten the tongue I've tasted
Waiting for the bus I have on loan
Jesus in the pieces wishing
Out here on the streets I'm missing
Looking for a drink to catch you alone
All my friends are living on the phone
All my friends are living on the phone
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9. |
Weed n Speed
02:08
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10. |
Walls Oblivion
03:06
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11. |
Beach or Headlands
03:51
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Nina Durango California
Bay Area rock n roll
stephan - guitar/vox
nate - bass
eddie - drums/vox
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