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Shoes
01:55
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CHICKEN!
She's got dreams all over her jeans.
But, Betty wasn't ready so they called in some machines.
And everything was running low on Holiday Love.
Why is everybody always pickin' on me?
Cuz you're cute, and you're small, and you're furry, furry, funny....
SAID "Why is everybody always picking on me?!"
*animal names*
I tried to tell me baby sorry, she said "Honey, that's ok"
And I started to get nervous, till my friends they clapped and sang.
I Drank up my money, cuz, honey I aint' fot nothin' to loose.
Now I'm drunk here in Heaven, singing them Whiskey River Blues.
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DrUnc Le Fish - Shine
03:24
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Anyway you choose to fly, I'm right there with you.
No matter how you duck and dive, I'm gliding with you.
Thinking
OOoooooooo the stars shine and fall
High Row, in the sky, I know, tomorrow, that everything will be alright.
I am everything I wanted to be, and I care about little ole everything, but I want it all, and I wanna be alone, but I'm going home, I just want to be alone.
I want to go home, so I can be alone, but I care, yeah I care, about little ole everything.
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Drunclefish New York, New York
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