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Beer Garden
00:59
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Too much control and we’ve got to let go
Of the power we think we have
Go earn that cash, don’t waste my time
Into the beer garden with you
And I’ll claim that I’ll show you a thing or two
But fuck knows I’ll fall
Hit it too hard and now your insides hurt
Feeling so ill you’ve got to take the next week off work
Try not to think, just get the next drink
And fuck knows I’ll fall
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Lag Behind
02:38
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Reject
03:19
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Lay Low
03:30
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5. |
Plug Your Feet
04:06
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6. |
To Spoil
02:21
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7. |
Figure This Out
02:41
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8. |
Share Your Smokes
02:18
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9. |
Don't Move Away
04:01
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10. |
Nothing To Stop
00:52
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11. |
Ishi Prende
00:45
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12. |
Loan Shark
03:45
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13. |
Die For Something
09:00
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PEE RECORDS Adelaide, Australia
Independent Aussie Punk / Hardcore Label and Zine
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