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Ol' Billy Boy
03:11
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You can see Ol' Billy Boy just walkin' down the street.
You can see Ol' Billy Boy just shufflin' his feet.
Old Billy Boy just seems like such a quiet guy,
But that's not how Ol' Billy Boy feels inside.
You can see Ol' Billy Boy with the red streaks in his eyes.
His home is strewn about with Coke cans and French fries.
Now Billy Boy's just sitting, hiding in his room.
He pulls his Magnum out and awaits his certain doom.
Hallucinations! The medications! The bad prescriptions!
They're getting to me!
The Doctors! The Police! The Voice of God!
They're coming for me!
Yeah, I know they're out to get me,
Yeah, I know they're out to get me,
Yeah, I know they're out and
Now they're here!
I know they're out to get me,
Yeah, I know they're out to get me,
Yeah, I know they're out to get me,
Now they're here!
I know they're out to get me!
I know they're out to get me!
I KNOW THEY'RE OUT TO GET ME!
The Doctors! The Police! The Voice of God!
They're coming for me!
Hallucinations! The medications! The bad prescriptions!
They're getting to me!
The Doctors! The Police! The Voice of God!
They're coming for me!
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Accreditation
02:27
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I don't need accreditation.
My motivation comes from within.
Don't tell me about an inspiration.
My inspiration's coming in.
Take me down,
I'm going down,
I'm dying on my knees.
I don't need,
I don't feed
On your loneliness or greed.
I don't believe in accreditation.
My motivation comes from within.
A new generation, filled with new sensations.
A new generation caving in.
Take me down,
I'm going down,
I'm dying on my knees.
I don't need,
I don't feed,
On your loneliness or greed.
Why?!
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Fast Food, USA
03:15
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I don't watch TV because it burns my eyes,
And it fries my brain.
Think I'm going insane.
As it slowly fries,
My mind goes down the drain,
And it slowly fries.
I don’t watch the GOP,
Because it doesn’t mean that much to me.
No it doesn’t, its just lies and spit,
People shouting over people, relentlessly evil,
Like flies in shit, it makes me want to forget.
I killed my TV,
'Cause it was a box of lies,
And it turned my brain Into a viscous soup
Filled with blood and pus, it was a clusterfuck.
It killed my brain.
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All Went To Hell
03:53
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I couldn't tell, that it all went to Hell.
It all went to Hell. Nothing was real.
I couldn't feel, that it all wasn't real.
It all wasn't real. Nothing was real.
I couldn't think, I couldn't move.
I couldn't do what I wanted to do.
I couldn't face the human race
So out of place, I lost my face.
I couldn't tell, that it all went to Hell.
It all went to Hell. Nothing was real.
I couldn't feel, that it all wasn't real.
No one could feel, no one was real.
I couldn't think, I couldn't move.
I couldn't do what I wanted to do.
I couldn't face the human race.
So out of place, I lost my space.
It all went to Hell.
It all, it all went to Hell.
To Hell, to Hell, to Hell, to Hell.
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She wore her head on her shoulders.
It was bold, it was cold, it was cool.
So he wore his head on his shoulders.
It was bold, it was cold, it was cruel.
She dug her grave.
One lonely soul
Could not be saved.
So he wore her head on his shoulder.
It was bold, it was cold, outta control.
She dug her grave.
One lonely soul
Could not be saved.
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Fox Moses Denver, Colorado
Brought together by lead guitarist Jason Bonham in December of 2015, and reassembled in early 2018, Fox Moses is a ragtag gang of rebels with just one cause: playing killer rock 'n roll. Influenced by a variety of bands both classic and modern, their sound has been described as a form of controlled chaos; on the verge of falling apart, yet ever-combined together. ... more
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