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Trying To Change
05:22
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It was imperative I tell you
How else would you know?
I've seen what the adult world has to offer
Frankly, I'm not impressed
Take me on back to those Saturday mornings
When life was but a dream
It's a matter of popular belief
You shouldn't waste your time
But wouldn't it be satisfying?
It was imperative I tell you
Even though it hurt
Even though you didn't want to hear it
It was imperative you did
Uwu
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Nice Ice!
02:07
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clink clink mfer
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Found This In The Trash
05:46
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Hey, have you ever looked inside the trash?
There's a lot of good stuff there
You can find a bunch of things that aren't even really that broken
People throw them out for noo reason
This one time I found a lamp
It works just fine
Another time, I found a coat
A perfectly good coat!
It wasn't even that dirty
I washed it and now it's mine
People like to throw stuff away
You might find trash, you might find broken glass in the trash
But then again, you might find your new favorite mirror
Hey, have you ever been down to the Wal*Mart after dark?
There's a lot of great food there
They just throw away all these fruits and veggies
Just because they're ugly!
But you can still eat them
And I encourage you to
Just wash them firts
There's a lot of great stuff inside the trash
Go look in the trash!
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Anthill Annihilator Albany, New York
Albany NY Cryptid-Core
The result of a mad scientist's attempt to put every genre into a blender. Actually just 3 or 4 genres in a trenchcoat.
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