put your hands where i can see! and without sass see,
i am your protector and you set off my detectors!
21st! it's glory where bee's
can't track the family if you know where you be!
OH! let's bang speaks for treats or kick jams for lovers leaving bottles in streets
Cus I could use a little more of mother nature's amative birds, bees, pollen grow trees?! then they add
THE ARMY RECRUITER! who's down at the skatepark
In tree house kissin' 14 2am dark
(?Time time, time time time time time?)
(?the chorus forest?)? NO! I can't get no bottom

the green pink edge of a curtain is pulled
to raise high his badge to those who forget
and is it any wonder nobody aint getting no sleep?
or motherfuckers need permits to sing in the streets?


Natives to bricks!
you don't own the shit that soaks your kicks!
and the world is a buzzkill!
with your penni-less, down-trodden, free will!

so we come and get a clear vision of that 'more' thing that you've been around out looking for us in the sunshine, planet earth-bound, moon tidal influences human fallibility

Never saw the sky paint before she turns out the lights
and again as the hens tend to sing to the end of the night


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    Great jam

    derekgboltonon June 06, 2010   Link
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    put your hands where i can see fingerprint id haiti is the new orleans 21st in all its glory where bees can't find their hives like i can't drive without GPS whos pushin speaks for treats? kick jams lovers leavin wine bottles in streets well we could use a little more of mother nature's amative birds bees pollen seeds trees then they add an army recruiter who's down at the skate park tree house kissin fourteen 2am dark signs signs signs signs signs signs signs the corner spots got em' on page line bottoms where green peace kids drive cars to the spot to recite their lines to those who forgot well is it any wonder nobody gets no sleep? or that motherfuckers need permits to sing in the streets natives to bricks you won't even own the shit that soaks your kicks and the world is a buzzkill with your penniless down-trodden free will! well come and get a clear and fresh vision of some more of that something you've been looking for its in the sunshine planets earthbound moon's tidal influence to human falibility so if we never see the sky paint before she turns out the lights there's a chance when the hens tend to sing to the end of the night

    derekgboltonon December 03, 2010   Link

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