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Coffee
02:10
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This fuckin' coffee is nothing but dirty bean water
And it makes me fuckin' shake
Top off my cup and I'll be shaking all God damn day
Keep your fuckin' hands out of Colombia
Or there'll be Hell to pay
If you're addicted to the black water
I've got this to say...
You just had one cup
It got you ready for your day
Then you went to Starbucks
You're going to shit yourself crazy!
Stop pretending, that it's amazing
We all know the consequences
Coffee, the American dream!
We all know it tastes like shit
Our cups are full of sugar and cream
Keep your filthy paws out of South America
They're perfectly aware that they're growing it terrible
They'll keep on growin' the shit 'cause they know we will buy it
And you'll have to piss right after you try it
Stay up all night
And give it to your kids
They tell you it's healthy, you can sleep when you're dead!
You're all brainwashed
Coffee is a symptom
Stumble your way through the day
With filthy fuckin' bean water.
Stay awake, and piss all day
You're Taylor Swift
So "Shake It Off"
All work, and no play
Makes Johnny, Kill his family...
For the caffeine!
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Boom Town
03:15
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Black and Blue
02:38
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LumberJackSharkAttack Missoula, montana
LJSA
is a side project of multi-instrumentalist,
Caleb Glaser, who composes, writes and records the songs from his home studio in Montana.
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