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Remember the last time
I turned myself into an owl?
But I still had thumbs
But I still had thumbs
Remind me what I’m looking at
Remind me what I’m looking at
Remind me what I’m looking at
Remind me what I’m looking at
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Thunder Button
02:14
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Woke up to complications
Too tired to use my eyes
Woke up to accusations
They’re all absurdist Lies
Don’t try to hide it
There’s nothing you can ever do
They’ll try to find it
There’s nothing you can ever do
I’m not the bug
On trial here
I’m not bug
On trial here
Don’t try to hide it
There’s nothing you can ever do
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Don’t Call Me A Hussy
02:32
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You haven’t touched
Your sultry Chardonnay
Not cheap
But willing to give it to you all up front
All prize
No mystery
I’ve earned it on my own
Don’t call me a Hussy
I’ve earned it on my own
Reappropriation
The latest thing to come between us
I know I know
You know you know
Come on come on
Come on you know
I know you know
I’ve earned it on my own
Don’t call me a Hussy
I’ve earned it on my own
I’ve earned it on my own
Don’t call me a Hussy
I’ve earned it on my own
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Eighty Seconds In Heaven
01:22
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I lost it
I lost it
Take me to the lost and found
Take me to the lost and found
So I can
Find something that I’m looking for
Transmissions of forgotten lore
Losing it
Might have been best for me
Losing it
Might have been best for me
Wooo
I lost it
I lost it
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