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Blob of Crap
01:49
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God told me to wake up
And choose what it is that I
Want to be in my life
The choice is mine
I must choose, help me out
Because I don't know
What to do or where to
Where to go now
She told me, "Mike wake up,
"You're a fuck-up
"No one else wants you here,
"You just sit there
"All day long on that couch
"I'm going out
"With my friends while you sit
"You blob of crap"
God told me to wake up
And choose what it is that I
Want to be in my life
The choice is mine
1-2-3-4
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Express Yourself
03:05
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American Nightmare
02:14
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Music War
02:32
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I believe in an undefined music industry,
The kind that will let me release what I want
I believe in contribution to society
But that can't happen if no one hears my songs
I want to change the world
But change doesn't revolve around my feelings
I believe this music industry is fucking shot out and lost at sea
Kids today are in a digital wave
It's sad but they'd say, "fuck vinyl we don't want it"
I want to change the world
But change doesn't revolve around my feelings
Thanks, kids, for coming out tonight, you were great
We had a hell of fun (if that's an expression) but now it's done
Don't cry, we'll back two years from now with a new record the label let us write
Without you, this couldn't have been done, I want to say thanks
We fucking love you Germany!
I want to sing in perfect harmony
With someone on the other side of the world
Crackers was self-released
Release it, have a label war
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Suspecting Victim New Jersey
Suspecting Victim from New Jersey
Been playing since 2013
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