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Pop Rocks
01:53
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I live in a world class melting pot
And feed pigeons zeta especial pop rocks
Kill you kill you if I was an asteroid
My blood burns the brain till I get well
Drainstorm all the floorboard boulevards
Plastic oxygen tents are calling me
My threads here have sewn shut the monograph
All blood burns the brain till I get well
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Fish in the Fridge
06:12
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I'm the navigator roll me away
You won't need the circuit if you let me stay
My receptions they are safe and sound
And my headache it hurts and pounds
I've determined I won't let you capsize all alone
I'll catch all the warning signs before I grow too much
Cuz old folks can't see without glasses
I own all the cars and vans that take me to your home
Down on WarParade, I'm not sure if it's dr. or ln.
Cuz old folks can't see without glasses.
In my fridge there's a fish dinner waiting for me
Take all of you want from me with a blanket in the night
Cuz my love can't see without glasses
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Stained & Glass
07:37
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June Bug in July
04:03
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In Tension
07:36
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Saugwa Denver, Colorado
Saugwa is a four piece, originally formed in Albuquerque NM, now has members spanning from Colorado Springs, CO, Portland OR and Albuquerque NM
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