1. |
Bees
02:02
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They're buzzing
Every every every every-where
Just becausing
And stinging
A sweet nothing in my ear
They're my bees
But she keeps them
They're my bees
But she keeps them
For me
They're subbing
For every every every everyone
And clubbing
Me with every new idea under the sun
They're my bees
But she keeps them
They're my bees
But she keeps them
For me
Away...
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2. |
The Sting (demo)
03:12
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Wins, fits and starts, and dilapidated hardware
Way down into the bin
And sold
We've been out in the snow
and we've buried every lesson
getting colder with games galore thrown
You always said you'd be there
Around
You will know when it goes
that your ghost has separated
if you blow that it goes
at all
We took you for a patsy
Abound
How did you get here?
It's easy
Did you know you're not the only one?
And when you froze the flood so easily
You had the illusion to think
That victory was right on the brink
Short distance show
you could really take a lesson
it's the hook that I know
but the barb your only presence
I know the sting for I've been
Around here
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