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It Come in Waves
04:50
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You say you'd like to try it
The first one's free, you don't have to buy it
It's true
They've got nothing on you
Those boys are as sick as dogs
Full of rum and Coco Pops
It's true
They've got nothing on you
As subtle as electrocution
Is this the new solution
It's true
They've got nothing on you
It comes in waves
We fall, we fall
Seen better days
For sure, for sure
Always counting back from seven
All the square boys go to heaven
It's true
They've got nothing on you
Doing fine and doing swell
All the best boys go to hell
It's true
They've got nothing on you
It comes in waves
We fall, we fall
Seen better days
For sure, for sure
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We're No Dying Breed
04:51
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