1. |
Road Rash
01:09
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The tracks that took you to and fro
are the ones that took me down.
I had this on my mind
as I picked myself up off the ground
Dead skin on the concrete
Fresh scars on my knees
I get back on the bike
before I begin to bleed.
Road rash can burn so fucking bad
but it can't slow me down
Places that I need to be,
places they haven't found.
Dead skin on the concrete
Fresh scars on my knees
I get back on the bike
before I begin to bleed.
Road rash is surface. It will heal.
Road rash is surface. Barely real.
Road rash is surface. It will heal.
Road rash is surface.
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2. |
OK
01:08
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You think that we're too loud
At least you can hear us now
I've gotta say Thanks
for running away
Enjoy the safety of your mother's home,
and never growing into your own.
I hope you call me one day
Tell me it's all OK
I hope you call one day
Tell me it's all OK
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3. |
Fast One
00:51
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I guess I'm not a man
because I don't fuck the way you understand
So tell me how I fit into your plan
Feelings that you wanna repress
Things inside you would never suggest to your
happy neighbors, boys and girls.
You're only safe when you're locked in your world.
Bible thumping on Folsom Street.
This ain't exactly your county seat.
Things inside you wanna repress
Things inside you would never suggest to your
happy neighbors, boys and girls.
You're only safe when you're locked in your world.
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Rush&Attack San Francisco, California
Punk Rock, plain and simple
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