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Scenarios
01:23
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Fall off a bridge: worse case scenario
Doing your thing: That's a scenario
Whatever you want to do
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Monkey in a Tree
02:45
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Walking in the garden the other day
I couldn't believe the things that you had to say
Back when we were both in the second grade
The sun it shined and knocked the rain away
But I know that my love is growing wild
Yes I know that my love is like a child, yeah.
Oh my god, there's a monkey in a tree
And oh my god he is waiting there for me
Jumping through the jungle, it's time to play
The congas beat and the beats are here to stay
Liquid bones and bamboo sticks, they lay
We're lost without a map and it's okay
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The Cre
02:18
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The feeling you get when you love too much
The feeling you get when your love ain't enough
The feeling you get when you're naked and bare
The feeling you get when you just don't care
Pencil from your earlobe, check the box that says No
Love was not an option at all
Grab that pencil from your earlobe, check the box that reads No
Because love was not in the cards
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Black Bottoms Attica, Indiana
Attica, Indiana Burger Festival - 1994.
Morris Burns was cooking burgers in a dank, decrepit tent. Townie Dave Alpert
stumbled up and asked Burns, "Do you play an instrument?"
Burns voice, unshaken: "Yes."
"Want to start a band?"
Burns voice, still unshaken: "Yes."
Burns called to Nancy, his boss in the tent.
"Nancy, I quit."
Their first show was in the lanes at Attica Bowlers. Alpert broke a rib.
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