1. |
uncle ron
01:48
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uncle ron, uncle ron
i have all your suits
'cause now, now you're gone
in your casket
down below, down below
always look on the bright side
side of life
uncle ron is gone
-interlude-
you looked for someone
someone who could
follow you and have some fun
uncle ron, uncle ron
oh, now that you've gone alone
far beyond, uncle ron
uncle ron, well done!
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2. |
you're a dinosaur
04:16
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the flies all come in
chewing on my shit
fly fight begins
slap them if you can
the heat makes me sane
watching little waves
the fun can stay in
but we can't go outside
two!
no telephone calls
stopping me from sin
you've grown so tall
and they begin to see
one! two! three! four!
what i used to be
shave off your skull
don't need it anymore
you're a dinosaur
eins! zwei! drei! vier! fünf! sechs! sieben! acht! neun! zehn! elf! zwölf! dreizehn! vierzehn! fünfzehn!
sechzehn! siebzehn! achtzehn! neunzehn! zwanzig!
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3. |
ran out of weed
01:37
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ain't got no weed
can't smoke no weed
ran out of dope
i can't have a smoke
i can't buy no weed
i ain't got no weed so
can't smoke no weed, no
i've ran out of dope
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4. |
something
03:00
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skirmished, like the windows
broken, by the sound of noise
caused by raging elephants
something you have done
something you have seen
something you could have been
[repeat 3 times]
but now you look at me
look at me
you look at me
you look at me
-outro-
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5. |
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(instrumental)
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