1. |
Blades of Grass
03:02
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2. |
Very Friendly
04:06
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3. |
Icebergs
04:14
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4. |
Head High
02:19
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5. |
My Convertible
04:08
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6. |
C.O.A.L.
03:54
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Heart like a Tin can,
Brain like a Strawman,
On trial again,
Tea Party old trend.
Bob Bently's paycheck,
Lost wallet raincheck,
New Mistress Old Maid,
Old Bently gets Laid.
B-Ham raised,
The minimum wage,
But the state to keep,
The poor in their place,
Blocked off the council,
Democracy stops,
The Money Will Flow,
All the way to the top.
Old Hubbard plays fastball,
Has his own scheme,
Makes lots of money,
Not a dollar is clean,
But ethics infection,
Won't take him off the scene,
He'll win re-election,
He's living the dream.
(Actually, he ended up getting charged. Progress sometimes comes.)
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7. |
Cold Spot
04:48
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8. |
Babe
03:16
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9. |
The Ludes
04:21
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10. |
Chaz
04:27
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11. |
Shellfish
04:06
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Hey Suzanne Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Hey Suzanne was formed in late 2015 by William Crawford and Zach Hicks. By the end of 2016, the band had recruited Kegan Lee, Hampton Wilson, and Grant Earle. The band would go on to play notable Birmingham venues like The Nick and The High Note before releasing its first album entitled: Very Friendly. ... more
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