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machine gun belly
01:52
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alcohol and cigarettes and cocaine on his breath
tattoos across his knuckles and patches on his vest
and since 40 years of fucking up left us a little slow
it should be fucking obvious but I just gotta know
will I see you at oki dog?
will you be at oki dog?
go to fucking oki dog.
I'll see you at oki dog.
see you all at oki dog in the parking lot
underneath the lights late night after the final call
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future (demo)
02:32
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I don't really care about the future
its my saving grace girl I love the torture
save your fucking breath, never mind tomorrow
cancel all your plans and waste the day with me
(never gave much thought about tomorrow
post apocalyptic jealous hellhole
time stands still, but where do we go now?)
Don't let go of my hand
Don't let go of my
Don't you let go of my hand
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Lungbuster Dallas, Texas
In and around Dallas, TX. Something loosely resembling a band from dreamer/creator Jack Hewitt.
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