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Puny Humans
03:31
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When we were young
we really didn't have a clue
It's like Mr. D. Boon said
punk rock saved our lives
Spent way to much time
Thinking about tomorrow
but not really thinking about it properly
Still I'm pretty damn glad
And I will lose myself in my guitar
In a bed of rose and microphones
and burned out cars
When we were young
we really didn't know what to do
It's like my friend Scott once said
You just gotta fucking rock it man
And I've heard
that time isn't real
It's just how puny human beings
make sense of things
Well, I till can't make sense of things
This song sure doesn't say much
not like there's much to say
You just pick up the pieces and move forward
day after day
But I sure hope you here this
and you take it for a sign
That points “take this exit”
Not like that's gonna happen
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I Haven't Got a Clue
00:45
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Mr. Fuzzalicious Says...
02:23
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I Will Fall
03:01
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