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Tic For Tac
02:24
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Call me up girl
If you want to learn
What it's like to have fun
Call me up, I'll come
If you call on me
I'll be your man
All the kids know
Where you're at is dumb
Who'd ya think would care
If you'd never been there
So, if you wanna leave
I'll be you man
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Misrata
03:15
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Misrata
What can you do?
It is a rebel suicide
The West won't look you in the eye
Their guns will bury you
Misrata
How could you know?
The ocean's boxed you in
Dictators want revenge
This must be the end
Misrata
This must be the end
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Endless Column Summer
02:48
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Endless summer running till the end of time
Endless for the flower generation
It's in our fingertips
It's in our DNA
It's on our children's lips
It's in the airwaves
Were we ever free?
Every summer ends
Endless summer in the air like acid rain
Endlessly we bang the tambourine
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Decay
02:59
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I'm in Decay and I like it
Decay decay I like it
Won't you come watch me fall apart
Decay decay I like it
Decay decay
My love won't you come and watch me fall apart
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