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Let's Get Drunk
01:30
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Fuck yeah, time to get drunk
Slam that beer down to the ground
Gonna drink 'til we can't no more
Gonna drink 'til we're on the floor
Hey friend it's time
Let's get drunk
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Emo Sucks
02:32
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Emocore
What a Bore
Stupid trend
Why won't you end?
Shitty hair
I don't care
You always have been and always will be a worthless piece of shit.
Emo sucks
You don't like my band
I understand
You go to the shows
and no one knows
Worthless shit
Hypocrites
Nothing new
Same old fucking fued
Stay away from me
or I'll kill you
I'm nothing like you
and I hate you
Why you go to shows
No one knows
You always have been
and always will be a worthless piece of shit.
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World is Shit
01:06
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Wannabe
01:35
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Fahrenheit 9-11
02:30
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Instrumental
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Jay Decay
Jay Decay is a folk punk artist from Northern California. After his band O.T.F. fell apart in 2006, he picked up an acoustic guitar and continued doing the same thing, but without the burden of keeping a band together. He has played across the United States both in venues and busking on the street. He has opened for acts such as The Murder Junkies, Bob Wayne, and The Goddamn Gallows. ... more
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