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Johnny Take a Drag
03:15
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Johnny take a drag
Johnny take a drag
One wont hurt you
Johnny take a drag
Take it nice and deep
Take it nice and deep
One wont hurt you
Take it nice and deep
Never born never die never ever wonder why,
you lived your life by half past ten
Nothings never lost
You leave it in a box
The cost can’t count you
Nothings never lost
Learn to be alive
Learn to be alive
Be cheap, be hasty
Learn to be alive
Never born never die never ever wonder why,
you lived your life by half past ten
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The Voices and Choices
03:36
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The voices and choices they make their demands
On living and loving he has no command
The horses and course that lead him astray
Are reasons and demons to finish the day
The beast and the beauty is down at his knees
The cash in the attic is all that he sees
The tit and the tattle the things left unsaid
Are breeding and brooding and wetting his bed
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3. |
Done in the Dullard
04:00
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I don’t think much
I’ve got nothing to say
I don’t have anything to give
I want the lot
I don’t have time
I can’t play the same as you
I gave up everything at school
I’ve got the lot
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Thinking Thorny Thoughts
08:46
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Sow all your seed and tattoo your hedgerow
Totem rose
Bury the bulldog under the garden
Ideal home
The Bramble Breed
Have gone to seed
Passion's a weed so cut back your carpet
Breathe through your clothes
Nodding and laughing left footed dancing
For those in the know
Set out your stall put lead in the basket
Home counties code
The Bramble Breed
Have gone to seed
They're building a bomb fire under your window
For martyrs and moles
Thinking thorny thoughts
Playing small town sports
The Bramble Breed
Have gone to seed
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