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All Down Hill
02:29
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Just down the hill from here is a place I want to take ya / Well it's not too far away / We can be there in an hour / We can talk about the good old days / We can walk into the water / Yeah we can drown our sorrows in beer / We can leave this life forever / Because it's all down hill from here...
Just when you think you're at the bottom there's always just a little more room to fall and when the floor caves in below your feet a whole new room comes into view below and I don't wanna be alone when you decide to leave this broken place behind...
Let's talk about the past, don't want to hear about the future / cause it'll never happen anyway / you know I hate to break it to ya / but we die a little everyday / and all those times we spent together / you thought they'd never disappear / but now that nothing lasts forever / I guess it's all down hill from here...
Maybe you're down on your luck, down in the gutter, or on your way down to hell or just the reverse you're on your way up in the stupid heat and you can't wait to head back down but either way it's clear this is not the place you want to hang around...
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Everything Crash
02:22
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Look there, now / everything crash / the firemen strike, the water men strike / telephone company too, down to the policemen do / what's gone bad the morning can't come good the evening / every day you carry a bucket to the well, someday the bucket bottom's gonna fall out / everything crash
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Pow!
00:40
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Pow! Eat fried poop! Slick sticky scissors / you got a mean pair of scissors /cut, cut it up now / tells you what to do now / Pow! Eat fried poop! / fried pee weiner / poor people power / car with a big butt / dirty dusty car butt / Pow!
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She's Alright
04:07
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She drives her uncle's Buick, Motley Crue is on the radio. Takes off her waitress nametag, drops her coffee out the cracked window. Her girlfriend said that she's too wild, and on the inside she's just a child. She said she couldnt wait for her, and her life became a blur. 2/3/4... went downtown to the red light district, toothless men swigging out of brown bags, whores puking out of six story buildings, live nude girls selling sex, sex, sex, with a beer in their hands and their press on nails, money in their underwear...
She soaked it up and felt alright - yeah, she partied nearly every night. But the good times didn't seem to last, because she's lost her imagination, froze the situation, lost in time and space, her broken clock garbage will she ever get out?
She's driving home in fading light. Why bother to lock the door? smokes a J out on the porch, yeah this is what she settled for. 2/3/4/ She's Alright...
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Severance Package Chico, California
Classic punk power trio w/ Robin and Josh Indar (Black Fork) and Mike Erpino (Breakouts, Special
Forces).
Formed in 2009, S/P has played up and down the west coast alongside the likes of Murder City Devils, Citizen Fish, No Bunny, Red Dons, Paul Collins, Jonathon Richman, etc.
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