1. |
Dry Summer
03:20
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It's gonna be a dry summer
and all the boys on the promendade
are gonna be searching hard
It's gonna be a dry summer
and all the girls up and down the strip
are sucking cans of redi-whip
or benadryls to get their thrills
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2. |
First Wave
02:10
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You say it's the first wave
You catch the next wave down into the candy town
where everything it can be found
You say it's the first wave
You catch he next train down into the underground
we'll break apart this candy town, you'll see...
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3. |
Barely Watching
04:08
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as the city lights spread out before me
I was bored, I had nothing to do
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4. |
The Wiizard
05:07
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what would you say if I told you I had found a way
to transform your words into actions that could save the day?
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5. |
Fall On You
03:13
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Hard to make plans when you live with a derailer,
smoking cigarettes between puffs on your inhaler,
baby got back now you're back in your mom's trailer
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6. |
I Won't
03:29
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You think you got my number baby / You don't!
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7. |
Chain Letter
03:44
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I heard the rumors that they spread around town
of how a spoon full of medicine makes sugar go down
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8. |
River City Showdown
05:57
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..It's a bus stop armageddon / in July, and the sun is setting
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Brother Eye New Hope, Pennsylvania
BROTHER EYE was discovered playing in a Philly basement by Steve Garvey, bassist for the legendary Buzzcocks. The band signed to power-pop label Big Deal, and made three studio records with producer Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips/Weezer) that crystallized BROTHER EYE’s unique blend of melodic crunch, future-rock atmospherics, and pop song craft. ... more
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