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BANNED FROM ANDYS
01:29
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I ain't getting paid enough for you to say
you kids are fucking crazy, get off my fucking stage
listen to me man, you made us fucking wait
and I don't have the patience
You don't intimidate me
You don't care at all
See I woke up to find our name too far behind
you're always so confusing, but this just blew my mind
I try to deal with bullshit, but not this fucking time
You can kick us out this place man
you crossed the fucking line
We don't care at all
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BRUCE THE BRUISE
01:02
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Give me some money
I got no money
Give me the money
I want the juice
Give me some money
Act like a dummy
Get in my tummy
I need an excuse
You're antisocial
Cry when you want to
Get what you want too
Be so successful
Bruce the Bruise
Smiles when he
Spits on you
So nasty
Bruce the Bruise
Forget him
Bruce the bruise, ain't got much to lose
Reads alternative news, thinks he's above it cause he's got the juice
Picks on America's youth
Steals their funky groove
Oh watch out everybody, here comes officer FUCK-FACE
Bruce the Bruise
Go a-way
Bruce the Bruise
To your mommy
Pathetic
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DONT SHIT A BRICK
01:00
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dont you try to tell me why cause its no use
sit around and stab each others eyes because theres nothing else to do
tell me what the man say, pain pain go away
dying in the gutter not the kids are popping X-rays
tell me how youre new wave, boo hoo watch me say, I dont give a shit
i dont like your shit show glam, or your high knee boots
smoke cigarettes to look cool
take a drag, the only one i had, i wanted it so bad
ask me bout astrology, vape vape the pain away
I dont give a shit.
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The SCUZZ Denton, Texas
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