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Sloth People Dont Cry
03:22
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Won't say something that hasn't been said before
There is no question you don't have the answer for
I'm just like you I'm stuck in my own
Tripping over the same old rock like I did before
I'm here to remind you to let go
So let go
There something inside of this machine
So don't you cry
Don't you cry no more
There something inside of this machine
So don't you don't you cry no more
Don't you cry no more
I'm no different than you my friend
I'm just asking where do we go in the end
The wall of this circle I'm trying to transcend
You can break the chain of your mind if you focus your intent
There's something inside of this machine
So don't you don't you cry no more
There's something inside of this machine
So don't you don't you cry no more
No more
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2. |
The Earth Is Over You
03:22
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3. |
Marshmallow Man
05:59
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It was 1984
He was on shore leave
He surely never thought they were waiting for him
They were thinking of the only thing that wouldn't hurt them
So they thought of the big guy squishy stuff
He was coming down the street
They were waiting for him
They were waiting
Marshmallow man
So mellow man
Why would they shoot him down
Down
Marshmallow man
so mellow man
Yet they shot him down
Shot him down
He never expected them to be waiting for them
They pointed their lasers
They fired away
Marshmallow man
So mellow man
They shot him down
Shot him down
Marshmallow man
So mellow man
Then They shot him down.
That day they shot him down
Running through the streets on fire
People laughing with evil desire for his guts
for his guts
And his final breathe he yelled at them
I hope you get diabetes and die
And die
Marshmallow man
So mellow man
Yet they shot him down
Yeah they shot him down x3
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4. |
Say Aaaaahhh!
04:30
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5. |
Hi its me again
04:49
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