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kaleb - u got me bugged
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Something about the way you taste makes me want to clear my throat.
There's a madness to your movements, it really gets my goat.
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hench - going under
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neutron-x - Blockhead
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Never leaves a gap unfilled
Always pays on time
Always fits the bill
He comes well prepared
Cube top, squared-off
Eight corners, 90 degree angles
Flat top, stares straight ahead
Stock parts, blockhead
Never tips over
Stands up on his own
He is a blockhead
Thinking man full grown
He comes well prepared
Cube top, squared-off
Eight corners, 90 degree angles
Flat top, stares straight ahead
Snake eyes, blockhead
Flat top, stares straight ahead
Stock parts, blockhead
Never tips over
Stands up on his own
He is a blockhead
Thinking man full grown
He comes well prepared
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Tron Jovi - Mongoloid
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Here's the scoop: A band is picked at the start of the month. Musicians have the full month to record songs by that band, or about that band, or in the style of the band - it's real loose! At the end of the month, we vote for our top three recordings. The winning entry selects the next month's band. Good times and killer recordings since 2014! ... more
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