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Shot In The Dark
03:57
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Karma Ride
04:53
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I have been told what to do all my life
Treated like a fool, tricked like a child
I can't take the job anymore
Everything about it is such a bore
Tongue's off, jaws opened wide
Swallowing up or spitting it out
Got buck teeth just for color green
Like a freshly-crowned maiden queen
Easy to find easy actions
Anywhere near drugstores or gas stations
Got itches from cheap wine stains
breath would never taste the same
I deal with the zeal of police officers in uniform
They're checking out my ability to perform
Just behind the rocking chair factory
Where there's enough people on their knees
There's a street where all the sweet sixteen
Get all juiced up on adrenaline
Every night, there's a guy asking me why
There's is such a heavy traffic line
"Don't you get rolling-stoned
with you five inches bone"
But when it's his turn to lick,
I play with the fingertip
I give him lipstick traces on the mechanic
He freezes, stands still like a robot freak
I blow out the filter with maximum air pressure
Roll up my sleeves and shake up my fur
Tongue's off, jaws opened wide
Swallowing up or spitting it out
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Diamond In The Back
03:13
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We've got fancy drivers in low rider cars
Tattooed ladies and brown sugar
Champagne and reefer
for sisters and brothers
Platinum rings,
TV Set and sunglasses
Don't Talk to Stalk
though you may be broke
You may not have a full-paid job
but you may give a little blood
Rolling Street scenes, as seen in the papers
Fire's lit and spread in summer city heaven
Diamonds in the back, (chilling with the pack
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With a careful eye
(on this spotless mind)
Keep a warm seat
in the back of a car
Through the sunset beach
for a late night ride
I see love, I see hate
I know work, I know grace
I can have both or give it away
Make it worth staying all day
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Too Much Class Saint Ismier, France
Two brothers who are coming down from French Mountains to provide to the world the legacy of their Elder Voodoo Alpes Masters through a highly sweating Rough Pop.
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