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Sockhead (Live)
03:38
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Wolf Fang Fist
02:30
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You don't need sleep when you've got no ego
Set an alarm so I know when to leave your house
You're aroused so take off your dress
Out of breath, you can feel your lungs draining from your chest
You're home alone
I can write lines that'll drip down your spine
You're scared, unprepared
But you're doing just fine
Take a deep breath
Don't fall asleep yet
And leave me behind
Now I'm alone
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Glenda (first demo)
03:25
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Test
01:02
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live from my basement
we've got a bass and a drumset
2 idiots with instruments
whats the name of the band?
Destructo Disk
That's Danny on drums,
he lives at his Moms
(HEY!) sorry, my bad,
he lives with his Dad
He's got a metal rod in his back
metal in his blood and a rod in his ass
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9. |
Ed Edd n' Eddy
01:41
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10. |
1st Bootleg Ever
08:21
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hububububububububububububububbb
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you do anything to make another buck
we've never seen you smile,
hey man, you really suck
you suck the energy out of the room
it's okay to judge others but they can't judge you
but we still do
I'm sick of your games
sick of the low paychecks
(what's next?)
someday you'll see
you can't fire me
this business is lame
I get no respect
(no shit)
I'm sick of this food and I'm sick of you
you're judging other people by the color of their skin
correct me if I'm wrong but I think that's called sin
I really don't care what you think about "the gays"
I spit in your drink just like I'll spit on your grave
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Learn to skate or learn to die
but I'm not that good so I don't know why
these punks make fun of me
and I'm banned from the skate community
I've been playing Tony Hawk since the day I was born
but when I go to skateparks, I'm just ignored
My only problem is that I can't land on the board
why the fuck can't I land on the goddamn board?
I bought a copy of Thrasher Magazine
now I'm part of the lingo, I'm part of the scene
I hate cops and I want tattoos
Green Day sucks, not Blink-182
I can't Ollie yet, but I'm getting it down
Trying to get sponsored from this shop downtown
so you can take your car to work, I'll take my board
I deserve some kind of award
Cruel boarders
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I wake up every morning, check my bank account
I've got a ton of zeroes in negative amounts
I've got 7 credit cards, $2.00 in change
I'm eating all my meals out of vending machines
I'm swimming in debt and speeding tickets
my wallet is empty, I'm a national threat
call an ambulance, someone call the police
you never told me how unfair a bank account could be
[I hope you choke on your tongue
you're the CEO, I'm the victim
and you know you can't sleep at night
because you're too busy laughing
you're too busy counting your income]
I never thought this would happen to me
and to think that people call this place the land of the free
I'm packing my bags
I'm going to run somewhere far away where no one can hear me scream
I'm stealing paychecks, investing in death
my gas tank is empty, I'm a national threat
don't call my parents, someone call the police
you never told me how unfair an ATM machine
[Chorus]
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Destructo Disk Winchester, Virginia
Punk rock band
Richmond, VA
SOCKHEAD RECORDS
Gideon Kupka -Guitar/Vox
Danny Roff -Drums/Hat
Molly Gordon -Bass/Backup
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