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Sugar Me Timbers
03:10
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That’s right my name is half-alive
I’m here to take you down to size
and get you while you’re thinking you know you
You’ll know the day, you’ll know the time
You’ll know the words, but they won’t rhyme
and you won’t when it consumes you
Well, I don’t know what I’ve been told
but it’ll get old when you’re getting old
and you won’t know how you got from here to there
You’ll sugar once, you’ll sugar twice
You’ll sugar me timbres and you’ll think it’s nice
and you won’t know when it’s taken you
Free-fall, somewhere
stand back and stare
You should, but don’t care
You’ll not leave here
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2. |
Get It!
03:03
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You’ve got some nerve coming ‘round here
at a time like this
You know the word’s going ‘round here, don’t you
yeah, you been taking the piss
You never knew that you wanted it so hard
to get it back to your roots
You walk around and you wonder “how are you for you?”
(You for you)
You’ve gotta be your own friend
(You for you)
You’re gonna write like the wind
(You for you)
You’re gonna get it again
(You for you)
Get it together again
You’ve gotta swerve in your words, yeah don't you?
You gotta sleep and pretend
You ride around and you ride the wind out
You’re gonna ride out your head
(You for you)
You’ve gotta be your own friend
(You for you)
You’re gonna write like the wind
(You for you)
You’re gonna get it again
(You for you)
Get it together again
-instrumental-
(You for you)
You’ve gotta be your own friend
(You for you)
You’re gonna write like the wind
(You for you)
You’re gonna get it again
(You for you)
Get it together again
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3. |
Mumbo Jumbo
05:13
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Mumbo jumbo is what I love
Mumbo jumbo take a page right out of
Mumbo jumbo is a gift from above
Mumbo jumbo is my favorite drug
Mumbo jumbo, mumbo jumbo, oh yeah
Mumbo jumbo oh my oh my
Mumbo jumbo really gets me good
Mumbo jumbo always does as it should
Ze mumbo ze jumbo
Mumbo jumbo oh my
Mumbo jumbo oh my oh my
Mumbo jumbo
Open up the gates of the flood
Mumbo jumbo
When push comes to shove
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Trevor and The Joneses Las Vegas, Nevada
Praise Jesus 12-String Christ for the fury and temerity of nasty, grimy, paisley-printed rock ’n’ roll. The kind of garage rock that Trevor and The Joneses play unabashedly, unpoetically, almost rudely if it weren’t so goddamn inspiring, the kind of rock ’n’ roll that makes you feel jacked up, not offended on the sonic level, when you hear 24 guitar strings played simultaneously. ... more
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