1. |
Drive Through
00:04
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2. |
Burger Wife
03:16
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burger juicy fries
Soda on the side
$5.99
don't wanna wait in line
eyes pickle green
red ketchup cheeks
buns are plump and clean
shiny greasy gleam
mustard lettuce too
watching while you chew
what i wanna do
share my fries with you
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3. |
A + < + X
02:15
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I wanna see a kickflip baby
I wanna see those white striped tube socks move
I wanna see a kickflip baby
I wanna see those parking lots in bloom
I wanna see a kickflip baby
Want you to grip me like the bottom of your shoes
I wanna see a kickflip baby
Hop on it baby show me what you can do
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4. |
Tigers Blood
03:16
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You're the right kind of summer time lover
can't you see?
If I ride inside your car
would i drive you crazy?
What do I do when you finally realize
I'm so lazy?
Don't really care I just wanna be
your tiger blood baby
What will we do when there's nothing left to talk about?
Don't worry baby when it comes I'm sure we'll figure out
and when we do it'll be me and you just you and me
cause we go together like watermelon, coconut and strawberries
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