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Better Today (Raw Demo)
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Neighbors
02:49
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The man next door is watching on his television set
A millionaire giving him the reasons that he oughta be upset
I don't make sense to me but what do I know I don't watch TV
The gal next door she was working in her garden yesterday
I said it looks like work but she tells me that its the better way
Maybe I'm just a bore but I don't mind tomatoes from the store
The newlyweds are down the block and they just had their second son
I thought they woulda learned their lesson when they just had the one
Its not for me to say - I like kids but who wants them everyday
The kids next door are smoking pot and playing on their telephone
They call this place suburban hell and say they're stuck inside their homes
When you don't have a car, you might as well do drugs and learn guitar
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Oh no!
02:57
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Ordinary music for extraordinary listeners.
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