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You're my worst addiction
You don't stain my teeth, you just knock me off my feet
You're my worst addiction
Sometimes you get me high then I'm hung over for life
You cost me more than any drug on the street
You took me away from all my friends and family
You got some kind of devilish hold on me
And I'll do anything to get a fix...cause you know that
You're my worst addiction
I'll beg, borrow, and steal just to cop another feel
You're my worst addiction
I know it's bad for me, but I can't seem let it be cause
You cost me more than any drug on the street
You took me away from all my friends and family
You got some kind of devilish hold on me
And I'll do anything to get a fix...cause you know that
You're my worst addiction
You don't stain my teeth, you just knock me off my feet
You're my worst addiction
Sometimes you get me high then I'm hung over for life
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2. |
Yodel 101 (Take 1)
03:02
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Chorus :
Yodel leheehee Yodel leheehee
Listen to us sing
In the country, in the country
We're yodeling
Yodel leheehee Yodel leheehee
We dance and sing
In the country, in the country
We're yodeling
No expertise in anatomy
but I can teach you how to set yourself free
Open your throat and just follow me
Chest to falsetto and don't forget to breathe
Chorus
Throughout the land
We're joining hands
We're singing and
Feeling grand
For those who know, it's nothing new
For those who don't should take a walk in our shoes
We got the life that others envy
Now sing along and set yourself free
Chorus
So go back home and tell all your friends
To pic their heads right up out of the sand
You got the cure for their depression
show them how to fill up their life with fun
Chorus
Throughout the land
We're joining hands
We're singing and
Feeling grand
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3. |
Good Time Yodel (Take 1)
02:47
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Everybody got a hole in their heart, I see them everyday try and fill
But they ain't really got no friggin' clue at all, they keep on rolling right on down the hill
So come back to me cutie, you know never seen such a beauty
who was crying all the time it makes me wonder why
God blessed you with his bootie
Chorus
I'mma read you little nursery rhymes, I'mma cheer you up some how
'Cause nothing in the world makes me crazier than to see my hottie pout
So Tell me how you're depressed,
with the brains of a scientist and a 38 chest, the very best in the room
and I'll be going home with you soon
Chorus x2
Don't ignore the sunshine you see blaring through your window
It's time we carpe diem all the way...everyday
I'mma sing a little song for you, you're gonna recognize it right away
cause every single word you hear come out my mouth is attached to a memory
yeah, every single word you hear come out my mouth is to help you seize the day
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My Name, my Name
Don't forget my name
My Name, my Name
It's everything I am
My Name, my Name
It's known throughout the land
My Name, my Name
Don't forget to say my name
Turn up the stereo, cause now I'm coming through
We're dancing toe to toe, now, now how about you?
Life is a celebration, so don't sit down
Live like you're on vacation, and let's paint the town
My Name, my Name
Don't forget my name
My Name, my Name
It's everything I am
My Name, my Name
It's known throughout the land
My Name, my Name
Don't forget to say my name
I had a little run-in, right there down by the bay
Someone said to me that "you're pretty lame"
Well, they might be right, and they might be wrong but
That sure won't stop me from singing my songs
My Name, my Name
Don't forget my name
My Name, my Name
It's everything I am
My Name, my Name
It's known throughout the land
My Name, my Name
Don't forget to say my name
Don't listen to your teacher, Don't listen to your boss
If they can't handle you, then that's there loss, cause
We got the party pumping, 24-7th Heaven
And we got no idea, which way it's heading
My Name, my Name
Don't forget my name
My Name, my Name
It's everything I am
My Name, my Name
It's known throughout the land
My Name, my Name
Don't forget to say my name
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5. |
Rather Be Naive (Take 1)
02:51
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6. |
Little Man
03:07
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Little man calls himself an intellectual
He likes to quote Nietzsche while he smokes his cigarettes
When he is high he sure to tell everyone
there's shaving his head and moving to India
Little man says that he wants to conquer the world
He likes to compare himself to Hitler and Napoleon Bonaparte
Says he wants to start a commune and have all the women in his bed
Then he calls himself a feminist
man, what a hypocrite
Tell me who the fuck you think you are
do call yourself a man?
Well I know you ain't nothing but a little boy
And I can't wait till the day when I gonna watch you fall
Little man says that he's my friend
Then he fucks me over with every little chance that he gets then
I walk away and he calls back says he wants to change, but hey
Guess what, I'm not falling for that one anymore
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7. |
Where Do We Go (Take 1)
03:04
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They told me when I was just a boy
That I could be anything in the world
Well all those years they were lying to me
tell me did to lie to you too
I don't know how many times
I've been put down or left behind
Seems the world has no room for me
I feeling lost without a place to go
Hey
where do we go?
Hey
Where do we go?
Nowhere
They told me when I was just a boy
That everything happens for a reason
Said…. there's a man upstairs
That works in mysterious ways
I just wish that I could believe
I'm trying so hard to believe
Can someone please tell me
why bad things always happen to good people?
Seems the world has no room for me
I feel lost without a place to go
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