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You Do Me No Good
02:59
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2. |
17 Again.
02:36
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Parasite(She's a Witch)
03:55
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4. |
S.I.C.K
03:54
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5. |
Something in my drink
04:13
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6. |
F.O.M.O
03:25
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Barely alive from the night before
You peel your face from the bathroom floor
But as you cup your head deep in your hands
You hear your friends have other plans...
Can you fight, fight, fight it no
Oh can you fight, fight, fight it no
You gotta go-go-go, go-go, go
You gotta go-go-go, go-go, go
You ask yourself just how bad could it be?
Just wait and see...
Black eye, nose bleed, passed out and on the street
Black eye, nose bleed, passed out and on the street
You've made your choice and you can't turn back
Keep the pace, stay with the pack
You've got no place to hide and no place to run
Better sit down and have another one
Can you fight, fight, fight it no
Oh can you fight, fight, fight it no
You gotta go-go-go, go-go, go
You gotta go-go-go, go-go, go
You ask yourself just how bad could it be?
Just wait and see...
Black eye, nose bleed, passed out and on the street
Black eye, nose bleed, passed out and on the street
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Petty Youth UK
Northern Irish Garage Rock 'n' Roll.
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