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Whorehouse
03:08
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It's a whorehouse (etc ad nauseum)
Her mama's a whore and her daddy's a whore
And her brother's a whore and her sister's a whore
And her dog's a whore and her cat's a whore
And she's a whore
And I'm never gonna go there again
Walking down that street, baby
Everybody that I meet says
That she sold out, her whole family sold out
They took the plan
For a perfect, happy life
And then they twisted it
Until it looked like James Dean
After the car crash
I can's handle that
Sitting in her car
And it seems a little bit bizarre
That she could hate me, her whole family hates me
They praise the Lord
When they want their bonus checks
But then they can't conceive
What lies beyond the hair
That covers their bodies
It's a stupid mess
It's a whorehouse (etc ad nauseum)
Her mama's a whore and her daddy's a whore
And her brother's a whore and her sister's a whore
And her dog's a whore and her cat's a whore
And she's a whore
And I'm never gonna go there again
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White Light of God
03:02
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White light of God
White light of God
Every little creature in the
White light of God
White light of God
White light of God
Every single creature in the
White light of God
Even you
The Maker dwells in all things
The Maker makes
You are lit from within
And without
Don't push me down
Don't push me down
White light of God
White light of God
Every little creature in the
White light of God
White light of God
White light of God
Every single creature in the
White light of God
Even you
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The Marble Tea Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey
Drawing mandalas and watching Captain Kangaroo...that's pretty much what it's like in here. I enjoy writing songs about my
cats and cartoon insects, but I'm also fond of feeling up the tentacles that lead to the oneness of existence. That's the Marble Tea experience.
Recommended for fans of Jonathan Richman, Robyn Hitchcock, Jazz Butcher, Magnetic Fields, etc.
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