1. |
Hi, World
00:01
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Hi
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2. |
Geeg
00:01
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Oh, aye
Good game, fam
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3. |
Knuckleduster
00:12
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Uh oh, another shit-talk that went south
A cover-up for what you'll be lying about
Hey, walk it off
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4. |
Cement Shoes
00:05
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So, you wanna hit me so bad
Then go on and hit me right back
Blackjack, bitch
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5. |
Drive
00:04
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I've got the driving feeling of driving away
It's driving me crazy
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6. |
Education For The Masses
00:05
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Today, I paid attention when I heard my teacher say
"We're a people of hate"
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7. |
Hall Pass (ft. PTDT)
00:05
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Hey, hey, hey
What's going on here?
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8. |
Shovel Highfive
00:07
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This is for leaving our children starved
And our soldiers to die, all based on lies
So stand still while I hit you with this shovel highfive
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9. |
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Why take it from others?
You should make it yourself
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10. |
Consequences
00:07
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Put your knife again into our backs
That was your last chance
This is your consequence
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11. |
Floorboards
00:06
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No longer will we succumb to compromise
This is our time now, it's time to rise
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12. |
Golfing Sucks
00:05
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13. |
Racket
00:02
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Ahhh
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14. |
Power Outage
00:11
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This is a power outage
Your long list of mistakes
Is more than we can take
To lose our liberty
And loose your grip on me
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Meager Records Pennsylvania
Meager Records is an independent music label owned by singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, Rob Adams, a.k.a. Rob Dead, or Uldur.
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