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Last Days Of Business
04:24
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You know your problem, you keep it all in
You know where it started, and where it begins
Only time will tell me time
It’s the last days of business
Blow my money and my kisses for you
Oh my days it’s over
Shall we stay together
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2. |
Bad Bees
02:52
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I’ve got bad bees all around me
She can’t stand me but she grounds me
She had a disease all along around her leaves
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Triangle Eyes
02:49
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Pedalos
03:02
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Were you brought into this world to annoy me?
Were you brought into this world?
I’ll get out
Pedalos, how low?
How low will you go?
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Meters
04:03
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Won’t you meet her, at the meter
Don’t believe her, don’t believe her
What’s she saying? I ain’t paying
Don’t be late in, I ain’t waiting
Why do you run from me?
I need company
Who do you think I am?
Full of change?
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6. |
Alien Boyfriend
05:20
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7. |
Insect Hotel
03:29
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8. |
The Mountaineer
03:39
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Frozen Pond
03:12
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10. |
Pigeon
02:51
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11. |
Cynthia
05:11
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