1. |
Decomposed Leaf
01:09
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2. |
Mean Scission
04:53
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3. |
Our Quilting Bags
02:58
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4. |
Closing Arguments
04:33
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5. |
The Party Apparatus
03:42
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What are you gonna say at the door?
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6. |
Dearborn
03:26
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It fits, and now the route is clear
Only a few steps remain
Between you and the goal
That is your aim
Nail, nail, nail, I lost my nail
It'll come back with some insult
Fill your books
In your bags with many notes
With your brother inside
But my brother's on the outside
It really makes us feel good
To think about your notes
Wow, you've really got sensible attire
That's correct: you've discovered the truth
But all we can think about is your float
And your bags with many notes
With your brother inside
Changing your basic lines
Transforming what you might say
On most days
Like this
It's really quite an admirable decision, son
Vocabularies come unglued
However, you really discovered
Something quite new
But it's nothing quite new
Like coming unglued
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