1. |
I Have Feelings
03:28
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2. |
Svalbard
00:44
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3. |
Oh No (Whoopsie-Daisies)
00:17
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4. |
Bony Deacons
00:54
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Pork in a churchyard, a beef with your host,
A wheel of Swiss with the holey ghost.
Undulating deacons scream under the mound:
"What toes around thumbs around."
Are you strong enough to see the person who you really are?
Can't you see that bony deacons are all from another star?
Churchyard, cemetary, graves are all that they have built tonight.
Who are you to give them that delight without a bloody fight?!
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5. |
I'm into God
00:23
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I'm into God, yeah
He's in my bodieee
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6. |
Time of the Spiders
02:18
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Cobwebs cling to my skin
Time of the spiders x2
So I stay in and drink my gin
Time of the spiders x2
The Irish spider in her house
Time of the spiders x2
She sprays more eggs than God allows
Time of the spider x2
Sometimes she has those big time arms
Time of the spiders x2
Sticky web nightmares cause me alarm
Time of the spiders x2
You beware if you go out there
Time of the spiders x2
The spiders wait in their lair!
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7. |
Planet Church Bell
02:39
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