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Family Dinner
01:36
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Putting on your high heels, gold earrings, pearl necklace and a smile you have to learn. It makes you feel so special and above the other people in the human race. Order any meal that sizzles, the meat sounds as good as it smells. Take a group photograph, tag your friends, tag your family, tag the restaurant, tag all the people that you've never even met. I hope you die before your kids grow old.
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Clear The Clutter
02:43
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Searching high and low in every shop that you see looking through hundreds and thousands of E or LP's. Collect them all every one you see, quality is not as important as quantity. Fill the room with junk, fill the room with clutter. Newspapers stacked up from the backyard to the gutter. Collect them all every one you see. Cheap Cars, Free Parts, Hand me downs from K-Mart... Clear the Clutter.
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Tired
02:29
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I got home late from work yesterday. I had to rest my head, it felt like it was lead. I sat on my bed and played PS3, maybe I should read. What's on the TV? I forget that I like making songs, I'll surf the net instead. Sometimes I forget that I like writing songs so I just stay in bed.
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Guilt and Blame
02:27
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There's guilt and blame. There's name and shame. If guilt is eating you up just turn to blame - Rubik's cube personalities. Thrown in the world an enemy, a malignant tumour for all to see. A world which attacks with no mercy. A World made up of enemies. You Organise events so people mingle, while I sit at home and eat Pringles. Pasta left on the stove, bowls left in the sink. Your life is such a mess. That's what people think.
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Alien Nosejob VIC, Australia
bedroom recorder from Australia. No specific genre.
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