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Surf School Shootout
01:52
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Queen Sacrifice
03:23
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I ran out of an endless Summer
Grabbed my guitars, grabbed my head
Said goodbye to you in the only way that mattered
She quoted the raven then we did it again
The man over here I overhear is from New Zealand
Rolled over for a bone one night
You can catch him at the bar sleazing smart women
We're all blind when the bullshit's outta sight
And I'm dancin' cuz I can't describe good lovin'
And I'm thrustin' cuz the truth's all in a twist
Our father lost faith in the family
And a queen sacrifice just made the most sense
I miss the good old days when the good old boys ran Las Vegas
They erected the world's largest gentlemen's club
Your cousins get fleeced by the same Korean
By the time it's my turn i'm in love
So now I loaf around and count my blessings at the bakery
Where grandpa's got a gumad or two
When you break a girl's heart she won't eat nothin'
Then she's vegan until she meats the right dude!
The body and blood became dollars and sense
A queen sacrifice just made the most sense
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Society Makes Me Numb
02:37
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I had a chance to change my cigarette
And I coulda manscaped to get some clean cut sex
I coulda punched-in to pulsate pure respect
But I was gunned down at the cinematheque
So dig it if you dare
Between the lines kinda love
We'll blow this house to smithereens
Smithereens get blown to have fun
But society makes me numb
I had a chance to walk the face of Mars
But we decided that you'd sit on mine
Now I'm coming for you in the worst way possible
In a folktale where some good folks die
But a bad man goes from mean to nice
Like the dude who pierced the side of Christ
After Pilate ignored the dream aroused within his wife!
So dig it if you dare
Between the lines kinda love
Girl you know a clever tongue makes kissin' a lot more fun
But society makes me numb
So dig it if you dare
Between the lines kinda love
We'll blow this house to smither-fuckin'-reens
Cuz I gotta get blown to have fun
But something out there is still making me numb
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Girls' Houses
03:36
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When the music slows and the pages thin
And my restlessness falls asleep
I get into my car and drive
Past girls' houses
Streets I always go down
Bedrooms that I been in
Oh I just couldn't stay
When life is one long lesson
And luck wants one more spin
I'll be cruisin' back my way
Through your neighborhood again
Yes, you'll see me drivin' by
Girls' houses
Oh, you know who I am but I wanna tell you in secret
All you have to do is try and stay awake
I've heard your cries each time the music ceases
I won't lose my way if you don't lose your faith
When boyfriends all are bogus
Commitment ain't complete
Girl just step outside
And wait right there for me
I'm gettin' along to where I belong
Girls' houses
Git-a-long-little-doggie, mush!
When you remember me from somewhere
Where lovers used to meet
Girl, just walk the plank
And let's dive in the backseat
Then we'll sneak on inside
Girls' houses
When the music slows and the pages thin
And our story needs an ending
I get into my car and drive
To you
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