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Heavy on the Petty
04:00
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#1: Heavy on the Petty lyrics
She’s pretty heavy on the Petty
She likes to freefall nice and slow
With Southern California vampires,
Indiana girls and blow
She’s pretty heavy on the Petty
Living like a refugee
Don’t she know that she don’t have to
American girls should be free
She’s pretty petty and so heavy
Sometimes there’s nothin I can say
Put on her only favorite records
She only stops when I press play
Broke down from runnin down a dream
This world ain’t what it used to be
We used to stand so tall and proud
You need to know I won’t back down
Broke down from runnin down a dream
This world ain’t what it used to be
Now all she wants is that good ol sound
We miss you Tom, you’re not around
She’s pretty heavy on the Petty
Tells me I don’t know how it feels
But even I get lucky sometimes
Her change of heart can be unreal
She’s pretty heavy on the Petty
I’ve waited so long here she comes
When she gets that full moon fever
Please let me up I’ve had enough
vShe’s pretty petty and so heavy
Sometimes there’s nothin I can do
Put on her only favorite music
lock myself in the other room
Broke down from runnin down a dream
This world ain’t what it used to be
We used to stand so tall and proud
You need to know I won’t back down
Broke down from runnin down a dream
This world ain’t what it used to be
Now all she wants is that good ol sound
We miss you Tom, you’re not around
Written by Jonny Wakuda
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2. |
Better Than Bad
03:42
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#2: Better than Bad lyrics
His talent was above the others
He became the king of comedy
His name grew bigger with the decades
He starred in movies and tv
But when the accusations started
Nobody wanted to believe
That if we listened to her news
his record of abuse
was always right there to see
Just cos you’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that you’re good
Just cos you think that you can
doesn’t mean that you should
Just cos there’s no one in sight,
that don’t mean what you’re doin’ is right
Just cos you’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that you’re good
The company was making billions
They had the perfect business plan
Give the people what they wanted
Buy anyone who says you can’t
They got in at the federal level
Our private data sold away
Now everything you say
will be used again someday
In the new surveillance state
Just cos you’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that you’re good
Just cos you think that you can
doesn’t mean that you should
Just cos there’s no one in sight,
that don’t mean what you’re doin’ is right
Just cos you’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that you’re good
The president he was a puppet
Installed by his old man’s regime
They used a tragedy to profit
from an invasion with their war machine
Despite all of their crimes and cruelty
There’s one thing we can all agree
You can bet he’ll be remembered fondly
cos he never did get impeached
Just cos you’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that you’re good
Just cos you think that you can
doesn’t mean that you should
Just cos there’s no one in sight,
that don’t mean what you’re doin’ is right
Just cos you’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that you’re good
My friend said let’s get back together
And give the band just one more try
Loud music, I like nothing better
And I got nothin else to do tonight
You might figure that we’re to old for this
And I figure that you might be right
Musicians unemployed
we’re the Kalimocho Boys
And we hope this sounds alright
Just cos we’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that we’re good
Just cos we think that we can
doesn’t mean that we should
Just cos there’s no one in sight,
that don’t mean what we’re doin’ is right
Just cos we’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that we’re
Just cos we’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that you’re
Just cos you’re better than bad
doesn’t mean that you’re good
Written by Jonny Wakuda
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3. |
Dealer Like Her
04:46
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Dealer Like Her
I met him in the shadows of the roadhouse
A cold soul who was clearly on the run
He wrmed up when I gve him all my money
then said here’s some advice for u my son
Have you ever really loved a woman
And followed her still knowing it would end
U might think u have some good xperience
but b4 u start, make sure ur with friends
It takes 45 minutes to hit you
10 hours till you start to come down
It’s been 29 days since I kissed her
1 month since I had to leave town
Get ready for the things you’ll witness
When the whole world starts to spin round
I never met a dealer like her
She was the strongest I ever found
dealing out of diners and casinos
Where business could be easy to conceal
The ramblers +the gamblers +the dreamers
They all learned what she sold
was something real
I worked out of the truck stops and garages
Another drifter trying to get by
I was so low until the day she found me
And since that night I’ve never been so high
It takes 45 minutes to hit you
10 hours till you start to come down
It’s been 29 days since I kissed her
1 month since I had to leave town
Get ready for the things you’ll witness
When the world starts spinning round
I never met a dealer like her
She was the strongest I ever found
He stared into the darkness and went silent
I took it as a sign to make my way
Some stories you already know the end of
Some choices from the past still haunt today
When I saw the troopers racing past me
Back down the hiway 2 the place we’d met
I wondered if they’d finally be together
That legendary dealer and her ex
It takes 45 minutes to hit you
10 hours till you start to come down
It’s been 29 days since I kissed her
1 month since I had to leave town
Get ready for the things you’ll witness
When the whole world starts to spin round
I never met a dealer like her
She was the strongest I ever found
This drug called love is the rarest thing
And it don’t seem to stick around
I never met a dealer like her
she was the strongest I ever found
This drug called love is the rarest thing
And it don’t seem to stick around
I never met a dealer like her
she was the strongest I ever found
Written by Jonny Wakuda
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#4: You or the Devil? Lyrics
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
A lotta things gonna burn before this gets settled
So Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Gonna get alot worse before it gets better
I can’t tell the difference from you or the Devil…
They roll out the red carpet
And u soak up all the fame
Your trophy wife has lipstick the same shade
The photo opportunity shows how you dominate
weren’t you hiding in a bunker yesterday?
Your fans love all the violence
you pose and strut and wave
A Law and order leader on display
Rubber bullet kisses for the peaceful at the gate
Those protestors have all been gassed away
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
A lotta things gonna burn before this gets settled
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Gonna get alot worse before it gets better
I Can’t tell the difference from you or the Devil…
Celebrity or savior Your acting is so fake
A moral man you’re trying to portray
U hold the bible like a chimpanzee
that’s just been trained
It shows you haven’t read a single page
It’s just showbiz
it’s just business,
It’s your disguise
share the footage,
Read the comments
eat the lies
The streets are full of people
and the feeds are full of hate
This melting pot is boiling with outrage
Dividing up the nation
With your dog whistles and tweets
Welcome to the fascist USA
Where they killed another black person today
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
A lotta SHITS gonna burn b4 this gets settled
So Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Who wore it better, you or the Devil?
Gonna get alot worse before it gets better
Can’t tell the difference from you or the Devil…
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5. |
Lucky
04:27
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6. |
BIASS (dirty)
02:29
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