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Brunswick Boaties
02:50
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Taking over, I found myself
I’m living closer now
And when it started, I was so depressed
I’m feeling better now
Wake up to see that I’m falling slowly
Sleep in these same sheets, screaming
Brunswick boaties really getting to me
In a recent study, I’m freezing
She came over and told me,
“Boy, you’re looking blue, blue again”
Now that’s not something you say in bed
I’m doing worse, worse again
Brunswick boaties
Girl, control me
Brunswick boaties
Girl, come hold me
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New Guy
04:26
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Bright mind, you came in last to play
Why can’t you get as much as them?
Jae says that you’re well on your way
Lately your worth is doubling
Daily you put the hours in
But it seems you’re not as cute as Tim
Dig deep where the angst has been
And take your tea with validation
What did you expect to find?
Blue ribbons and trophies shined
Your mintage of riven ties
Gold-plated nursery rhymes
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