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Vice
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Midnight Runners
04:08
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Ghostwoman
03:15
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Summertime! Vanilla shakes! California! Earthquakes! Killer waves! Killer fades! NICE RAY-BANS! Killer shades! Grab your board, grab your babe, summertime is here to stay, came to dance, came to jive, riding waves until we die!
Surfs up time to get down! Cowabunga! Out of sight!
Surfs up time to get down! Summertime feeling alright!
Summertime, in the sun, escaped convicts on the run, rob a bank, get it done, kill 'em all with a water gun! Summertime, in the park, roller hockey, street sharks! Vampires after dark! JEFF GOLDBLUM JURASSIC PARK!!
Surfs up time to get down! Cowabunga! Out of sight!
Surfs up time to get down! Summertime feeling alright!
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21st & Kedzie
03:45
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We drove through fields of snow, reminding us that we're not home, we never felt the cold, because we had somewhere to go, we slept on wooden floors, of factories that now were torn, cautioned by winter's storm, we had the drive to keep us warm.
I guess we'll never learn.
We never thought once we were wrong, we kept driving all night long, we left the deaf for dead, and felt alive with every song, together we are far too strong, and if we die we die alone, we thought that every city's lights would guide us home.
With every mile, we build it up, until the day, we have enough, the moving parts, the metal gears, we'll have no home for many years.
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Untitled
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