1. |
Kink
00:22
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2. |
Bad Baby
01:42
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Feet first out of the womb, here comes the baby
The gynecologist was a man, doctor a lady
Fucked from the start
Born with skin under his heart
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3. |
My Parent's Alcohol
02:07
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Happy people, happy friends
Making all these bad amends
They get in fights, every night
And then the next morning they fly their kites
They go to school, get out of bed
Only they all forgot to put the hair on their heads
AND NOW I'M IN MY FRIEND'S BASEMENT DRINKING MY PARENT'S ALCOHOL x2
I've always wanted to go to a tanning salon
But first I needed permission from my mom
Someone called me pale, I hit in then went to jail
And got out the next morning cuz my friend posted bail
Then I got in a fight, that same night
And went out the next morning to fly my kite
AND NOW I'M IN MY FRIEND'S BASEMENT DRINKING MY PARENT'S ALCOHOL x4
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4. |
Keeping Secrets
02:40
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5. |
The Smoking Man
03:49
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