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EXPLODILLY SAUCESOME
03:23
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THE SWEET WIDDLY WOO
02:01
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I heard that everything's all right
From people who don't even go outside.
They say that everything's okay,
Just because things always go their way.
But it's all fucked up,
They want to shut us up.
They feel uncomfortable
because they're culpable
You don't have the guts to look inside
Too attached to your insidious pride.
Pissed off when people find their voice,
You try to hide it with your hateful noise
And it's so fucked up,
You try to shut them up.
You feel uncomfortable
because you're culpable
I heard that everything's all right
from people who don't even go outside
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SEA MONSTERS BRAH
02:55
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THE RECYCLER
02:40
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6. |
MAXIMUM WHOOPSIE
02:44
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7. |
FORCED FUN
01:46
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