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Celebration
04:37
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I don't know why I cry
Am I anxious?
Don't know why I can't laugh
I might be afraid
I might saw bad dreams a little too much
Today is a good day
Now I'm 20
I can't see clearly
But sure it weighs heavily on me
And you say it's gonna be alright
Though you say
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Human Apes
03:17
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Build a fire and burn houses
Pay some money and you’re forgiven
Drive a car and now you’re a ghost
Build an airplane and blow away a city
Human apes
Money money money money
Money money money money
Money money money money
I want money
Mating mating mating mating
Mating mating mating mating
Mating mating mating mating
I want to mate
Human apes
To be an ape or a pig
Which do you want to choose?
"I wanna be a pig living in a pigpen!
All I do is eating and sleeping!"
Human apes
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