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Stupid people talking Stupid people talking, blah blah blah
wearing stupid glasses and ironic sweaters, oh my god!
Looking poor and filthy but are filthy loaded, ching kah-ching
Thinks they're pretty cool but they're a bunch of fools, ha ha ha
Be gone you fucking hipsters
The world will manage fine
Without thick frame glasses
and ironic sweaters
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King Mole Hemos
01:01
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I am the fat mole on your face
I am the center of attention
glowing red and proud, I make
all the ladies choke on their
own vomit
I am king of the moles
I am red and fat on your nose
I am king mole Hemos
I make you forever alone
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Hear The Storms A Cumin
01:42
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Nitpecker
00:37
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This Is Track 7
00:12
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Solidude
01:00
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9. |
Have You Met Phil Lehr?
00:50
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Astrokraut
01:52
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Huldra's Dance
02:50
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Manet Stavanger, Norway
Sometimes I make music. Sometimes I put it up here.
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