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Disastery Blues
05:14
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A giant wave of fear came and washed my baby away
That was the end of my world so I called it doomsday
I spent all my money and I wore a hole in my shoe
The music that I listen to most people think is uncool
I saw disaster on the telly but that wasn't headline news
Some other foolish bullshit, that was the headline news
I'm older than I look and I have no marketable skills
The modern world is killing me, tell my friends the modern world kills
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Your friends are having a party tonight, they're probably gonna be drinking
You might find yourself the object of ridicule if you forget the vermouth
You've got to add a certain ingredient, you've got to add vermouth
You add vermouth
The greatest minds of that famous generation have now grown long in the tooth
You've got to make it the way the man wrote it, we can't get loose with the truth
We've got to add a certain ingredient, we've got to add vermouth
We add vermouth
Martini Gibson Rob Roy Negroni Manhattan Perfect Manhattan
You Gotta Add Vermouth
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Hole To China
06:16
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Thru the new green grass on his belly is the blacksnake
All the berries on the trees get swallowed by the birds
They always look so happy all the creatures seem to love it here
But it makes me want to dig a hole that leads away
And I'm gonna dig a hole straight thru to China
It's really hook or crook in the belly of the blacksnake
but I'd rather dig a hole when you're climbing up the walls
In the distance there's a rise then a land I've never seen before
And I'm poised atop a pole with a coaxer in my hand
And I'm gonna dig a hole straight thru to China
I know it's far from here to dig so long
I think the Chinese scene would be a bit better
I wish someone would tell me why it isn't getting deeper
I think black john might be filling it in
He must be filling it in
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Dirty Part Of Town
03:46
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George St John Chiang Mai, Thailand
I've spent a lot of time
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