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Sun Burns Block
01:35
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sun burns block (2x)
the pasty gawk from the shade and the weathered tan around tattoos
a ripe tangerine rolls right to the bottom of my boot
The turquoise is all in rings flaunted by Northeasterners
I take a swig of Delsym for the cough’s coming back
sun burns block (2x)
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2. |
Head Goat
00:37
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sand in my shoe (4x)
goat head (4x)
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3. |
Methhead Neighbor
01:08
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forget about your eviction
feed your crank addiction
only a minor affliction
consult your physician
now you're really fixing
for a fresher depiction
methhead neighbor (4x)
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4. |
Chupacabra
03:04
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walking through the woods
suspicious silhouette
hunchbacked like Fritz
scurries into the abyss
chupacabra (4x)
leathery goat-sucker
evil motherfucker
livestock with puncture wounds
run before it resumes
chupafuckincabra (2x)
chupacabra (2x)
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5. |
Peakin' on the Peak
01:20
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up on the summit k-holing
Forest Service patrolling
doing drugs with a bear
feds after me it ain't fair
peakin' on the peak (2x)
hiking boots too tight
junkie compadre bites
beige hats are hiding
now we're paragliding
peakin' on the peak (2x)
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6. |
Natatorture
01:23
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I can see the foam of the rescue tube (2x)
I don’t wanna blow my whistle
I don’t wanna resuscitate
I don’t wanna clock in
I don’t wanna pay check
I can see the foam of the rescue tube (2x)
I’ll let you run
I’ll let you backflip
I’ll let you roughhouse
I’ll let you drown
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7. |
Bummin' in Albuquerque
00:57
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in a parking lot
bumpin' trap metal
missed our shot
getting sentimental
bummin' in Albuquerque
revising the marquee
bummin' in Albuquerque
misplaced our latch keys
our friends are AWOL
went to Sonic already
outta barbital
gimme ma machete
bummin' in Albuquerque
it’s a 100 degrees
bummin' in Albuquerque
just us and retirees
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8. |
Manzanar
02:13
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man's been dumped at Manzanar
camera in a box on his lap in a car
just like slavery and broken treaties
didn’t trust Miyatake
Manzanar (2x)
Ansel climbed the guard tower
they woke up, smiled, read the newspaper
Dorothea shot what shouldn’t be seen
to her it seemed very extreme
Manzanar (2x)
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9. |
BaBackyard
01:38
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in my backyard
lots of weeds
smoke by the shed
drown in the sandbox
snort another rail
gemme my thermos
sweating profusely
lost my shades
walls crumbling
begrimed stucco
babackyard (x4)
cops calling
hide the pills
sneak inside
you burglar
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10. |
Brownie
03:29
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broke through the fence and bit a four year old
knocked over his tricycle
Animal Control dumped you off at jail
now you sit there with a wagless tail
Brownie (2x)
skin on your nose is starting to peel
I don’t know if it’ll ever heal
kibble bowl is untouched
you never bark when I come home late
Brownie (2x)
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Cactus Warmuth Albuquerque, New Mexico
A roadrunnerologist by trade, Cactus Warmuth has recorded numerous sides for the Spaghetti West label on 78 rpm records (all
of which are rumored to have been destroyed). Here are there digital transfers.
See reviews:
alibi.com/music/58470/Sonic-Reducer-Blitzar-Peaceful-Dissident-Cactus.html
alibi.com/music/59278/Sonic-Reducer-A-New-Leaf-Songs-for-the-Strange-a.html
... more
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