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Jelly Opera
02:25
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You moan. You settle. You make up your mind
You know that you don't even know
You swab off all of the makeup from your brow
You know you don't know. You don't know.
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Booking Tethers
02:39
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You hope you’ll float
instead you’re holding on to all of the logs
you talk, you walk
you play an awful lot of roles
Hear you talk, see you walk
You cough on the lawns you mow
But you’re safe and you know it
You are knocked up again, so come home.
Let’s go, can you walk?
Or will you roll away and mope?
You totally play the ropes, these ropes
You totally know the ropes
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Richburg Fleas
03:30
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You cut the rope. He will help you find a way.
He sees who you are and he won’t do what you won’t.
Error wants to make you weighed, direct you,
ways to make you want to want to
cut the rope, the rope.
Whoa, he said, “Do you wanna know?”
at least he can find a way to go
He’s fairly weighed and makes me want to go the road, the road.
I don’t know
He cuts the rope and he hopes you find a way.
He sees who you are and he won’t do what you won’t
Hey whoa whoa whoa, he wants you to find a way.
He hopes
Hey, can you talk?
Please who you aren’t
Get on the phone
You cut the rope and hope you find a way.
He sees who you are and he won’t do what you won’t.
Hey whoa whoa whoa, he wants you to find a way.
Hey hold on
Hey, you could call the world.
Richburg, it’s good to you.
Too calm. Too Cool. Too Cool.
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4. |
Volleyrama
04:03
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I denied I was finely impaired
I'll sign the waiver, you want it, oh no.
Oh, go away man, now you'll come all over.
I didn't see any names, now i'm in line, it's all in fun.
Hey man, now do you ever feel you are cold on your draw?
things you assumed were in common with your faults
Oh man, don’t stay there, won’t you come?
Why I fought for your ceiling while clothed
If you’ll sing aloud let me come dance you home
then we'll run a sing hard until you call out, ‘let me go’.
They never said that you would offer to live on.
They had assumed that you had fallen overboard.
Oh man don't stay there, won't you come?
I fought for your ceiling while clothed, oh.
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Old Sports
01:30
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Well it seemed like a car in reverse
but then you level and try to let go in post
the not He-Man is a dang Ho
holding it down, rolling out the floor to eat at Moony's
Who?
All my things are in moats
don't bother my home
don't bother me the most
hit it, Hun.
Who?
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6. |
Charter Blonde
02:54
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You carry everything you want and it’s a call to war.
Well you can run, Holly, run to your beach holiday.
You can have everything you want. Let’s go to war.
Hell, you could give everything you are and peel your heart away.
Hear them stutter white, off to see the moon
anything you want or help to hold, to help to hold
Here you are with everything you bought to peel your heart away
Well you can tell that you are a nice guy- a hired truth. Well, how are you?
Hi!
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Bushwick, Brooklyn Cassette Label
& Artists' Collective.
Est. Spring 2015
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