1. |
Prairie Fire
02:08
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Well I have known some people that I don't know too well now
And I am in the story but don't know what it's about
'Cause I was born a monkey
And I became a man
And that is something that nobody seems to understand
I see them everywhere I go
Strangers that resemble the people that I know
Well dying's really easy but the livin' ain't too hard
And I can't tell the people from the chickens in the yard
And I can't go to sleep 'cause I am way too tired
Of thoughts that ravage through my head just like a prairie fire
I see them everywhere I go
Oh know
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2. |
Seahorses Forever
02:20
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Our universe forever changing
At least that's the way it seems to be
Reforming, rearranging
On the land, air, and sea
Collapsing and expanding
Every second of the day
But seahorses are forever
And forever they will be
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BOB
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4. |
Have A Cow
02:56
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I don't know if I was born to kill
But if I was would you be my friend still?
I started with the dog, moved up to mom and dad
And I don't know why I did it but I didn't feel that bad
Ain't no use in hidin'
Ain't no use to run
'Cause there ain't no place for hidin'
Under this here sun from me
I don't know and baby, I don't care
If you think that I've gone crazy and you think I'm not aware
I've become a demon and I'm living in my head
And if you see me cryin' it's because Jim henson's dead
Don't think of what you're doing
Don't think of what you've done
'Cause the whole point of killin'
Is just to have some fun (and be on TV)
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5. |
Death Rides A Horse
02:57
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I try to beat the devil but I don't think that I can
If a can could give me wisdom I would drink from that can
Death rides a horse
And on my trail he rides
Death rides a horse
And he's kicking up the dust in my eyes
Something isn't right
Something is amiss
'Cause I ain't never taken a ride like this
Death rides a horse
And on my trail he rides
Death rides a horse
And he's kicking up the dust in my eyes
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6. |
Satan Lives In Texas
02:51
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7. |
Take Shelter
02:43
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Take shelter in your head
Take shelter in your mind
Something to lay within
Something to hide behind
Take shelter in your head
Anywhere that you can find
You can find escape within
Any open heart or mind
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8. |
Soft Green Soft Brown
12:39
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9. |
Lawn Enthusiast
01:14
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10. |
Alligator
04:53
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Feed my alligator
Don't save none for later
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11. |
Earthling
02:14
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I hate sports
I love cats
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12. |
Woodlands pt. 2
02:15
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13. |
Wood Chickens Theme
01:57
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We are wood chickens
Not raised for slaughter
As feral as can be
We know no fences
We know no boundaries
Our bodies and minds are free
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