1. |
Dairy Aisle
00:31
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Trapped behind
The dairy aisle
To avoid talking to my friend's mom
Until she leaves
I'll sell some cheese
So now I guess I work here
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2. |
Cheetos
01:05
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Here is this bag
Of Cheetos I have
Saved for a special occasion
That will come soon
They represent
My achievements
I won them for being a good boy
Cleaning my room
No I won't give you Cheetos
I earned them fair and square
Growing up ain't worth having to
Compromise and share
I prefer in my bubble
It's filled with cheesy snacks
To eat around the fact
I won't amount to jack
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Tiger Castle Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
"Music that makes you wanna play Tony Hawk's Pro Skater."
Power pop but dumber, pop punk without
the baggage. If you like harmonized guitar leads, fast dense songs, sometimes being really dreamy, air-guitaring at the back of the basement show crowd, Jeff Rosenstock, Rozwell Kid, Diarrhea Planet, or PUP, you'll probably like us. Go Birds.
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