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Down in Front
03:00
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A pretty face can win a place
Might even pave the way a while
So back it up or pack it in
Remain a child, as you scream
No one takes you serious
Down in front, no one cares about you
Curtain's closed, we're long gone
You amuse, you got the blues
In minimum security County
Your crimes are putting you away
And you're pouting, are you serious?
Down in front, no one cares about you
Curtain's closed, we're long gone
Down in front, thought you'd always be around
Curtain's closed, you were wrong
What you do, you do so well
Constant whoring for attention
With no one wanting what you sell
You've expired, yeah we're serious
Down in front, no one cares about you
Curtain's closed, we're long gone
Down in front, thought you'd always be around
Curtain's closed, you were wrong
We're long gone
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I'm Not Fooled
03:42
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Pine
03:48
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Hey Now, Morris Fader Worcester, Massachusetts
Central Massachusetts' reigning class clowns of Piano Rock.
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