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Psychedelic Priest
04:41
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Been thinking quite a lot
All around the clock
Been cleaning up the shop
With a dirty mop
Think it's safe to say
You might be wondrin' too
It's okay
If you don't want to play
Life's a teeter totter
You've got to foster
I won't need a daughter
To be a father
Think it's safe to say
You might be wondrin' too
It's okay
If you don't want to pray
I'm gonna be a Psychedelic Priest
Not a cold and lonely beast
So if I die tomorrow
Just know I'll go in peace
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Guy
04:18
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He's gotta figure it out
Before he opens his mouth
Looks like Guy's caught himself the blues
Like Guy's the one that watched the night time news
Guy would've liked a better day
Guy should've looked the other way
He's gotta figure it out
Before his mind runs too south
Looks like Guy's caught himself the blues
Like Guy's the one that watched the night time news
Guy would've liked a better day
Guy should've looked the other way
Guy sees the bridge he's got to cross
It's sparkling like lead lip gloss
He'll probably somehow end up lost
He's following an albatross
He's working over time
On internal crime
He's working over time
May not have made a dime
But he's working over time
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Vacation
04:04
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If I could go on vacation
I wouldn't know where to go
Cuz I'm content in my head
And if I go, I'll be alone
Little Markie
He was dumb
His little belly
It was numb
If I could go on vacation
I wouldn't know where to go
Cuz I'm content in my head
And if I go, I'll be alone
Little Markie
He was dumb
His little belly
It was numb
If I knew how
I'd show you now
If I knew now
I'd show you how
If I could go on vacation
I wouldn't know where to go
I'd be alone
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Lime Forest Chicago, Illinois
Lime Forest is the recording project of multi-instrumentalist, Richard Raymond II.
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