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Job Search Blues Jam
01:03
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I ain't got no income
and money comes like miracles
I'm flat out broke and then some
I flushed it down the urinal
I've got no problem working
But I've always wondered why
They make me wait for weeks to be denied
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Penis Mafia
01:52
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Penis mafiosos
running down the street
looking for a poor old sap to beat
looking for a no show
a useless wannabe
bringing him a pair of broken knees
and I know way too much
and they know what I've seen
and I know who they want
they're looking out for me
penis mafiosos
trying to wack a prick
got my name scratched in an old broomstick
looking for a no show
a kid who thinks he's slick
but all this paranoia's got me sick
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High Flattery Plymouth, New Hampshire
Not long for this world. Enjoy my cruddy music while it or I'm around.
High Flattery recommends:
Dissed And Dismissed
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First heard this about 2 years ago. Sexy solos throughout.
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