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Star Spangled Banner
02:39
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Tinsel Man
04:04
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Yours is not to reason why
When they bump into the night
Staging such a dreadful fright
Breathing flaming skulls of shite
Gunny sacks of stolen light
Clanging kaw kaw drums they fight
Bagman of an ancient rite
Gorging on a dead birthright
Small Man of distorted height
Crashing from a cinder kite
Molten glass and black nitrite
Shadows bursting out of sight
Tidal Waves/tremendous heights
Wash away this pungent plight
Always there’s a desperate fury just before the end
He’s just a tinsel man (3x)
Yours is not to reason why
When they bump into the night
Breathing flaming skulls of shite
Gorging on a dead birthright
Tidal waves tremendous heights
Wash away this pungent plight
Always there’s a desperate fury just beforethe end
He’s just a tinsel man (3x)
With an explosive can
He’s just a tinsel man
With an explosive can
He’s just a tinsel man
With an explosive can
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