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Unit 1
02:22
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Get off from work at 12 again
same time tomorrow
yeah i know i don't wanna go home
cause i live on top of a disco
i have to hear it all the time
if they don't shut up i'm gonna lose my mind
get off from work at twelve again
same time as yesterday
yeah i know i don't wanna go home
cause that disco music's gonna melt my brain
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2. |
Broke + Stupid
01:48
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you don't know em yet?
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3. |
☠
01:44
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4. |
Walkin' the Dog
02:28
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Look em up
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5. |
Idiot / I Can't Wait
02:20
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you don't know em yet?
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The Morons Chicago, Illinois
Sean - Highs
Jake - Lows
Brendan - Beats
Booking: themoronsband@gmail.com
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