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The Farmers Daughter
02:50
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Maple syrup, spilled on the floor.
“Clean it up ma!”
“Clean it up ma.”
Wrote you a letter, slipped it under your door.
“We ain’t breaking the law!”
“We ain’t breaking the law.”
Meet me in the barn babe, deep under the straw.
“Runaway from your pa!”
“Runaway from your pa.”
He picked up his shotgun, when he found your bra,
In the horse’s stall!
In the horse’s stall.
Got on a Greyhound. Good-bye Wichita!
“Hello, New York!” (New York, New York)
“Hello, New York.”
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Too Much Music
02:42
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Wrote a song for a band,
Wrote a song about a man,
Wrote a song for my dog,
Wrote three more about the loose of a love.
And they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song again.
Yeah, they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song again.
My friends tell me, it’s too much music.
It’s not too much, it’s just that its bad.
That guy told me he’d smash my face in,
On days like this I mish he had.
And they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song again.
It’s too much music!
Yeah, they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song again.
It’s too much music!
Saw Alice Cooper on TV.
Hard to believe he used to be as cool as me.
Dance with the Muppets, and sore with the birds.
Last twenty years he’s just a walking turd.
And he’s doing my song, they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song again.
It’s too much music!
Yeah, he’s doing my song, they’re doing my song, they’re doing my song again.
It’s too much music!
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Vancouver
01:58
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Hey did you wanna stay with me? I'm moving to Vancouver in a week.
Put your bags in the back seat, on a one way trip.
You would agree to stay, leaving the old U.S. of A.
No one needs to visit me, I'll have the trees.
I will breathe, believe to see no enemies, it's within our reach.
It is in my dreams, I'm moving to Vancouver in a week.
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Brooklyn Girls
02:39
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Brooklyn girls are not super hot, but they like the same bands as me.
Yeah, Brooklyn girls are not super hot, but they like the same bands as me.
So when I say "I'm looking for a serious relationship" uh huh huh
I'm just trying to say I'm looking for a girl who's really really into Pavement
Oh really really into Pavement.
Oh Brooklyn girls are not super hot, but they like the same bands as me.
Yeah, Brooklyn girls are not super hot, but they like the same bands as me.
Met some Manhattan girls who were into Ryan Adams, but I left them all far behind me.
I'm still looking for the Brooklyn girl who's favorite albums are Pet Sounds and Tommy.
Pet Sounds and Tommy
Oh Brooklyn girls
Oh oh those Brooklyn girls
Brooklyn girls
Those Brooklyn girls
Those Brooklyn girls
Those Brook brook brook lyn lyn lyn girls girls girls
Brooklyn girls are not super hot, but they like the same bands as me.
Yeah, Brooklyn girls are not super hot, but they like the same bands as me.
So when I say "I'm looking for a serious relationship" uh huh huh
I'm just trying to say I'm looking for a girl who's really really into Pavement
Oh really really into Pavement.
Because Brooklyn girls are not super hot, but they like the same bands as me.
Yeah, Brooklyn girls are not super hot, but they like the same bands like the same bands like the same bands as me.
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The Furies Brooklyn, New York
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