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Do it yourself
03:18
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Do it yourself
When can I take you out to dance in the moonlight? And feel the constipation rising
When can you take me out to ride the stars and maybe one day, smell the fresh air of the clouds blowing away, blowing away.
I'll do it myself and if I have to repeat it I won't.
You do it yourself and you won't have to repeat it
I wish, cause I won't
When can we start being honest about these feelings felt before? And let them stormy days just ride out
When can they over rule the secrets hidden under the carpet and let the dirty stains uncovered blown away, blown away.
I'll do it myself and if I have to repeat it I won't.
You do it yourself and you won't have to repeat it
I wish, cause I won't do it yourself
And I won't do it yourself
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Memories run free
03:16
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Growing on trees tall mango trees
just to have green mango salad
Running bare foot thru those leaves
only to make my own path way
Innocence not even thought of grown ups already lost it
First encounter dark brown lips peed the bed and got hung over
Oh don't you go, can't you really stay
Memories run free but let me be the same
Let me live with honor and I will play my game
Climbing cliffs and riding bikes, falling over low bridges
Fishing boots being afraid of heights, scared to death to fall over
Last encounter almost slept, brave enough to engage fights
Silly pranks in tents, snake bites, blowing frogs to pieces
Oh don't you go, can't you really stay
Memories run free but let me be the same
Let me live with honor and I will play my game
Growing on trees tall mango trees
just to have green mango salad
Running bare foot thru those leaves
only to make my own path way
Innocence not even thought of grown ups already lost it
First encounter dark brown lips peed the bed and got hung over
Oh don't you go.
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Beat'em or join'em
03:25
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The challenges which come upon us
Are the real reasons keeping us breathing
And I know it
And if you turn the lights out tonight
Your heart will stop beating this night, this night
You gotta beat'em or join'em, take'em down or join'em
It's what they say, it's what I would say
What would you say to me
The smiles foreseen and laughters unheard
Are the true matters of ones existence and I know it
And if you can't acknowledge it, you might
Fade into the deepest darkness and die, simply die
You gotta beat'em or join'em, take'em down or join'em
It's what they say, it's what I would say
What would you say to me
Come on let's beat them, baby
Or let's just join them, sugar.
You gotta beat'em or join'em, take'em down or join'em
It's what they say, it's what I would say
What would you say to me
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Danger
04:20
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Danger is on its way here and there's nothing you can do
To help our fellow neighbor
Save what you can don't save anything else
Cause it's getting dangerous, it's getting dangerous
You think I'm over reacting on it, but I'm just being proactive honey
Danger is on its way here this year, grab your shotgun and wait here
Anger is up on its way here giving you the liberty
To give you the courage to face them
As angry as hell as hell can be I trust you to do what's right
As pissed as angels as angels can be I rely on you to do right will you do it right?
You think I'm over reacting on it, but I'm just being proactive honey
Danger is on its way here this year, grab your shotgun and wait here
Shoot first and ask questions later
Cause danger is on its way here
Grab your shotgun and wait for me here
You think I'm over reacting on it, but I'm just being proactive honey
Danger is on its way here this year, grab your shotgun and wait here
Oh you shoot first and you ask later
Oh you first shoot later ask questions
Cause danger is on its way here
Grab your shotgun and wait for me here
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Mudhill São Paulo, Brazil
(Ex) Members of bands: Ludovic, Shed, Inimigo, Fire Driven, Smalls, Malni, Single Parents and Reffer. Mudhill is: Zeek (Vocals/Guitar) Ale (Bass/Vocals) Monttorso (Drums)
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