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Box Car Racer ~ My First Punk Song


it's 24 to nothing and i'm at the intersection, waiting for the light that's green, waiting for a reason, take them all and stack them up, not in my collection, hit them all and watch them fly fuck them all and watch them drown, what is with these bands that keep commin' with there politics, they never went to school to find out that they were full of shit, i didn't really either, but fuck i guess it really doesn't matter, you took this time to listen to me, so i'll say hey i fucked your brother, there's one problem, i got brownies, from your mother, they gave me syphilis now i got no dick....fucker more free lyrics

it's 24 to nothing and i'm at the intersection,
waiting for the light that's green,
waiting for a reason,
take them all and stack them up,
not in my collection,
hit them all and watch them fly
fuck them all and watch them drown,
what is with these bands that keep commin' with there politics,
they never went to school to find out that they were full of shit,
i didn't really either,
but fuck i guess it really doesn't matter,
you took this time to listen to me,
so i'll say hey i fucked your brother,

there's one problem,
i got brownies,
from your mother,
they gave me syphilis now i got no dick....fucker

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