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All Over Again
02:11
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Big pigs pop their collars tonight
Trying hard to to go start some fight
Breaking hinges off the door
Praying they’re praying they don’t gotta see no more
T shirt
Pay dirt
No hesitation
Big pill
Cheap thrill
Commiseration
Maybe, baby
It’s driving me crazy
But I’m gonna hit the lights
Stumble out into the road
Cause another episode
Say that you’re just having fun
A lie that weighs a metric ton
T shirt
Pay dirt
No hesitation
Big pill
Cheap thrill
Commiseration
Maybe, baby
It’s driving me crazy
But I’m gonna hit the lights
You say that you’re gonna die
Your brain it feels so deep fried
I’ll make you a cup of tea
And kick your ass into the streets
We do it on the weekend
Do it all over again
Do it all over again
Do it all until we’re dead
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The Haunts Los Angeles, California
Just 3 LA studs/dweebs/jabronis making Surfy Garage Rock
Alanna Swadlow - Drums
Aaron Brotman - Guitar
Max Collier - Vocals
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