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aMused Again
03:20
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Oysters Can Wait
02:50
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Maybe
03:02
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Drosera
05:01
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Heroes
03:32
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Believe
03:54
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Don't Change
04:26
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Independence Day
03:35
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I spent some time at sea, away from all the world
Looking out for whales or bears or possibly a girl
The nature and the sunshine and the fresh air was my thrill
A tiny slice of normal last two years were just a drill
But when I got home I felt more than just a sneeze
Tested inspected and failed every one of three
Instead of seeing my friends I sat in quarantine
Hangin’ out on Independence Day
By myself on Independence Day
I saw them on the news, and wonder what they mean
They say that they’re pro-life, but also pro AR-15
And they gut the EPA that keeps our air and water clean
while they suppress voter’s rights with some gerrymandering
No one’s perfect but for now I can report
The biggest “fuckshow” rests within the Supreme Court
Lifetime appointment? It’s them we should abort
Ditch the clowns on Independence Day
Burn it down on Independence Day
I try not to be bummed but it’s a real tough pill to swallow
When I think about my friends’ kids and the earth and tomorrow
Let’s use it all up now until there’s nothing left to borrow
All that patriotic bullshit just continues to ring hollow
And now we’ve got ourselves a great catastrophe
We’ve turned the clock right back to 1933
And suddenly we are not feeling very free
But for now it’s Independence Day
Party down on Independence Day
For what
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Bonin Petrels
The Bonin Petrels sounds like a supergroup, but it's really just Adam Ü with occasional special guests.
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