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Mark Davis
00:44
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Feminist Of The Year
02:30
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She's feminist of the year
Yeah didn't you know?
She's been building her castle since like day one, bro
Building the things that she puts in it
Building the things
But in spite
Of all of these facts
She has a guy to make her relax
When she sees him she just wants to pull him
They say there's a bad man behind every good woman
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Champion Lover
02:29
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Saw Palmetto
02:48
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Laundry Day
01:59
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The Banjees New York, New York
The Banjees want to endorse your products and take your money.
Love,
The
Banjees
From L to R, The Banjees are: Peter Goldberg (guitars), Thompson Davis (Vocals, guitars, etc), Chris Rominger (Bass), and Nick Barone (Drums, and vocals on "I'm Special")
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