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Addiction
02:22
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I've got strange afflction, I've tried to quit. It's called dependency, some of you share it with me
I'm on a holy mission....don't stop my addiction.....you've got your habits too.....don't stop my addiction
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Ballad of Minnesota
02:31
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I caught you walking down my road
My way of asking where you think you're going
I'm from the old school down highway 61
My memory dedicated to nothing but the past
But there ain't nowhere to go
When you're rolling down the road
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College
04:03
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I went to college to improve my mind
I didn't to that but I had a good time
I did some drugs, is that a crime?
I left my boyhood far behind
If there's a reason, anyone
should try to be a collegiate, I wish they'd tell me why
Why
Why I went to college
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My Car's Lame
02:08
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Some people's cars are pretty tame
Others make money in the race car game
Their cars and mine just aren't the same
I'll tell you why....cuz my car's lame!
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Ocean
03:30
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Never really caught most of the lyrics when we would play this, but it's about the ocean.
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Rapid Fire
02:04
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Does she love me? Well, I'll never know
I heard she fell down, fell in the World War
Ask for a miracle, and I'll be there for you
One more piece of mind, and I'll fight you to the truth
Reagan's on the TV and he's screaming
I hear him calling out my name
President's on the TV and its rapid fire, rapid fire
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The Nightsoil Coolies Carbondale, Illinois
The Nightsoil Coolies formed when Roger Pugh, Tony Aimone, and Brian Vaughan heard each other playing music on Hays Street in Carbondale, Illinois, in the summer of 1988. Not long after, they were playing out. Brian was a song engine, and before we split in 1991, we had written about 100 songs, and played all over the country. People from around the Dale still ask about us every once in awhile. ... more
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