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Chamango
02:44
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pupfish
04:30
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Well, resides in sunken caves
High desert, hes laying the claim
Loves extremes and hates the lames
Wonder what the pupfish thinks is?
Spelunking, dont impress
When homes a valley of death
Unknown concepts, claustrophobic
Wonder what the pupfish thinks is?
Wonder what the pupfish thinks is scuba steve when hes descending?
Those aliens bring dem waves, disturb peace of the subterrain
the goals to isolate in devils hole, perpetuate and
Be a long-time player in the species game
Pupfish, pupfish
it wants you out desperately mein!
So grab the guide line and leave this cave
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3. |
The Place to Be
02:34
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Lane Violation
01:44
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Yeah you see that lane, but still you violate
why you violate my space?
Yeah you see that space, but you still violate
Why you violate
My space! My space!
My hoop place
Violation my space
What the fuck is it for?
I just want to hoop alone
Ooohhhh, night riders ride
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Blocking Foul
02:16
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Gagmesharkoff
Gagmesharkoff is a one-man garage band that cranks out a mix of punk, various instrumental and post-punk music with a ghetto setup.
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