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Chops
04:34
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Assault Bebop
01:42
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Instrumental.
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3. |
Goodbye Florence
03:13
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Goodbye florence, goodbye youth
goodbye everything that I wanted to do
I do not want, to go to war
Do you remember what we're fighting for?
There's a pretty red bulb on the horizon line
Not one for sentiment but I don't want to die
And I see twenty million men sing a sad, sad song
As their wives and their children walk the shores of babylon
Oh, don't do this to me
Oh, don't let me even see, no
Goodbye florence, goodbye dream
Rockets for space now go to battle scenes
I do not want, to go to war
Do you remember what we're fighting for?
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Vice Krispies
01:35
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Artificial Taste
02:20
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Leaves me that artificial taste
Why should I put it to waste?
Doomed to misery
In the name of artistry
Leaves me that artificial taste
Everyday I see my friends
Everyday I see the end
Walk the ice until I slip
Leaves me that artificial taste
Why should I put it to waste?
Wish I had something
That could bring you back to me
Leaves me that artificial taste
I wish you'd wonder why
It is always that I
Don't leave the house much without you
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Father Electricity Long Beach, California
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