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Blue Eyeshadow
02:25
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'58 Chrysler, three on the dash,
Headin' down to Mobile for the Big Beer Bash.
(All the boys are coming so you better go on!)
All the girls are coming with their blue eye-shadow on.
I got a quarter barrel and a bottle of Jack.
That must be the reason Janet's passed out in back.
(All the boys are coming so you better go on!)
All the girls are coming with their blue eye-shadow on.
Daddy pays the ticket so I speed when I like.
You don't like my driving? Then you better hitchhike.
(Going to the party, gonna be a smash!)
Now's there's really gonna be three on the dash!
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Boyfriend
03:45
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Well, my wife's out with her boyfriend
And I know it sounds bizarre.
I would kill the both of them
If they hadn't taken my car.
Tell me about your problems,
I'll sing about my joy.
There's a peace inside that I can't hide,
The world cannot destroy.
Refrain:
Give me one of those tall boys
And pass the Valium.
I know my breath is stinking
But at least I ain't a bum.
The bigger that they are,
The harder that they come, I know.
I know.
Well, my wife's out with her boyfriend
And I guess I could shut up.
I just wanna drain the dregs
From their sordid loving cup.
I'd tell her how much I need her.
She knows it all by rote.
It's funny how a man of war
Is sunk by a dreamboat.
Refrain
Well my wife's out with her boyfriend
And I know it's rather strange.
Shouldn't shoot my big mouth off
When they aren't in my hearing range.
Tell me about your problems.
I'll sing about my joy.
There's a piece I hide at my left side;
I use it to destroy.
Refrain
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Sorry
05:12
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Everything I Know
03:28
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The Norman Klature Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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