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keep the peace
01:55
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2. |
ill be dead tonight
01:25
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i got the shits
02:17
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steakout #1
02:26
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disgruntled
01:28
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ass
02:01
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if i wasnt so fat
01:36
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fuck this fool ass scene
01:30
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i cant get no love
01:35
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permanent headache
01:54
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new no name
02:41
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watcha say
01:46
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balls
01:28
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mazda 66
01:50
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cant get no love
01:40
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16. |
keep the peace
01:31
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permanent headache
01:47
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Rugg City Peoria, Illinois
Mike - Guitar/Vocals
Dallas - Bass/Vocals
Brody - Drums/Vocals
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