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Nineteen
01:45
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nineteen was so lame, nineteen
suburban dread, feed my head
stoned and broke, out of smokes
liquor, speed, and free codeine
no place i gotta be
works for jerks, dazed and slurred
i can’t remember me
nineteen was so lame, nineteen
fading away at nineteen
sidewalk blues, beat up shoes
stuck in between, static freeze
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Not Around
01:58
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glad you’re not around
stay away, nothing to say
now i’m leaving town
low budget hearse, in reverse
don’t wanna be caught in your eye
waste of time, don’t wonder why
i don’t miss your ugly face
that memory has been erased
i don’t miss your stupid voice at all
i don’t miss your ugly smile
don’t wanna see you for a while
i don’t miss your your stupid words at all
wasted night
numb my brain, i can’t stay
broken neon signs
i’m sick of this neurotic shit
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The Prostitutes
Punk rock band originally started in 1996. After a handful of 7" releases and a full length in the late 90s, the band relocated to Columbus, OH and eventually Long Beach, CA for 9 years (releasing more singles and another LP). The band now resides in its place of origin, Central PA.. A new EP "Don't Want a Future" was released in the beginning of 2018. The band is currently playing live again. ... more
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