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Shameless Self Promotion
03:31
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Hey, did you see?
I post a photo of me
Look at me
Say, did you see?
Another duck-face from me
Don't I look pretty?
Look at me
One click takes no time at all
No "like" I just might lose my mind
Look at me
Hey, did you see?
My anniversary
I'm just so happy
Look at me
Say, did you see?
I'm off to Hawaii
Maui, specifically
Look at me
So many ways to remind you I'm still here
I'm still here
Look at me
I can't believe you left no comment for me
Thought we was family
Reduce, reuse, refuse to lose my shares
I hit the clearance bin filled with worn out, silly wares
Mirror mirror on the wall
Who's the most relevant of them all?
Me
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Baby Boomer Blues
03:21
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When I was your age
We'd walk for miles a day
Uphill both ways
No one complained
We worked
No labor laws
No bullshit cause
No one gave pause
We all had jobs
We worked
Time to lean, time to clean
We need more production
At least try to look busy
(Come on — give me a break)
Gave you a break when I hired you
Forever we worked
Forty hours a week, they say
Forty years of my life, they say
I say, no way
Forever we worked
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An experimental romp through the fields of rock, where no scone is left unturned.
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