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Cut Cuss
05:25
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Well cut cuss
Don't believe in any of that fuss
Put me on that border bus
An take me away
Red ants on the bed role
There's a downpour in the saw mill
Draw a line between the nail holes
Grabbed a mouthful on the sandhill
Take me away-
Curse that backwoods backwards potstill
Grabbed some rocks to hold our lives down
When people lie you start to listen
Spanish red, Frank don't go quit pills
Got the glove and cut the fingers out
Role it thick and g\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\||\\\\\|\\\\\|||\\|\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
Dark it ////////////////||||||\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\
Don't go smart don't get your voice thick
And with that well cut cuss
I don't believe in any that fuss
Put me on that border bus
And take me away
And with that well cut cuss
Take me away
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Mind Mush
01:33
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I'm cooked under pressure
Will wrecked
-mind mush
Broken restraint
Will wrecked
-mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush mind mush
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