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Jimmy B. Goode
02:21
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jimmy left the room with a bottle in his hand, now
what a way to go
he's still looking for another kind of man, now
you think by now he'd know
jimmy, jimmy, jimmy, jimmy tell me all about it
you can talk to me
you keep believing, you never even doubt it
you should have listened to me - we could be watching tv
jimmy said he hoped that i would get my wish
i said i hope so too
i was just wondering if she could speak english
shes looking at me too
jimmy, jimmy, jimmy i don't want to hear the chair scrape
i just got home from work
but jimmy, jimmy doesn't want to paint another landscape
he was to gnash his teeth - he wants to do the jerk
jimmy left the bar and was standing in the rain, now
he didn't look for me
he found the car with a funny kind of pain, and
i handed him his key
jimmy, jimmy, jimmy do you want me to drive you?
it ain't no trouble to me
i was just hoping that i could survive you
the things you try to do - you make it hard for me
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Doctor TV
01:47
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all my best
and that's exactly what it is
all the rest
and my clothes all over the floor
all of the night
while you've forgotten why you're here
all of the day
and you've forgotten why you're here
raise yourselves above yourselves
until you finally see
the shining gleaming destiny, of
doctor tv (3x)
inasmuch
while you were laying on the floor
hard to touch
and i will never close the door
i'm alright
and that goes double for my friends
black & white
we're catatonic to the end
raise yourselves above yourselves
until you finally see
the shining gleaming destiny, of
doctor tv (4x)
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Silly Drug Songs
01:40
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i've seen what used to be and i remember the pain
i've seen what no one's seen and i remember that way
except to me
silly drug songs
run away…
i know, i used to know but i've forgotten again
it never hurt me though i had the money and then
but to me
silly drug songs
run away…
i know, i used to know but i've forgotten again
it never hurt me though i had the money and then
except to me
silly drug songs
run away (4x)
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4. |
Nut Cop
01:15
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i'm gonna tell you what the jury said
ten hail mary's and i'll see you tuesday
one for your mother and one for the pope
eight for policemen selling you dope
don't stop or ask me why
don't let him see you cry
he hates to hear you lie
nut cop - he's got the crazy eyes
a friend of mine was telling me all about it
i know him real good so i wouldn't doubt it
he's in the paper and he's insane
running with a hatchet through the pouring rain
don't stop or ask me why
don't let him see you cry
he hates to hear you lie
nut cop - he's got the crazy eyes
don't stop, or ask me why
you'll see some lonely night
flashlight burn a hole in your mind
nut cop - he's got the crazy eyes
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Kneecappin'
01:08
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kneecappin' - my baby and me
marxist revolutionaries
we fire at what we see and
what we see is you talking back to me
kneecappin' - all over town
stand up and we'll put you down
good marks for what i do
if i'm in the red it'll all come back to you
kneecappin' - and on the lam
caught you stepping out of your trans-am
smile fades from your moustached face
as my baby puts you back in your natural place
kneecappin' - with ski masks on
from hollywood to hong kong
don't bother to ask me please step out of the car
but take good care of your knees
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