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Hungry Bear
00:57
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The hungry bear was lost
but he found a magic cab
that could bring him back home, he said
“take me home, to Yellowstone”.
He said the magic words
“hula balooza magula, hula balooza magula”,
and ask the taxi driver
“please take me home, to Yellowstone. To Yellowstone!”
The man was kind of deaf so once again
“hula balooza magula, hula balooza magula”,
and he repeated one more time:
“take me home, to Yellowstone. To Yellowstone!
Take me home!”
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2. |
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The air of the city is breaking my lungs
The last Bengal tiger is dying all alone
And I feel I can’t do shit about it
I’m catching rain with my fingers
Just give me a minute and I’ll change the world
Don’t know where to start but something sure could be done
Don’t tell me what I can’t do!
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3. |
Ctrl-C
02:01
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Breath in, breath out, relax
The inspiration won’t come
And I have to finish the song
And awful anxiety grips my chest
How can I make it through?
Take a song, don’t change the chords
It works out just fine
Take a song, just speed it up
Breath in, breath out, relax
The muses are avoiding me
No matter if it’s Brigid or Euterpe
How can I make it through?
Take a song, don’t change the chords
It works out just fine
Take a song, just speed it up
Breath in, breath out, relax
No one has noticed a thing
Now it’s my turn to sing
Both songs are the same but unalike
I just have made it through!
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4. |
Music With Benefits
03:05
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13 years ago, in 2001 we created a band called NASA
Without no ambition other than having fun
You can be talented or not, and you can have success or not
But music won’t work if money is all you intend
I want to sing really loud
It's not about success
We just want to have some fun
Biglift's born to set me alive
I wanna scream really loud, we will thrive
We're so proud to share this out, really loud
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