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Happy Hippy
03:19
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I think I see what you mean
With my eyes shut
I see the way that you dream
You're such a happy young thing
You go your own way
I like the song that you sing
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A Prelude to Milburn
01:57
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3. |
Some Are Fun
01:21
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Sometimes, I like talking
And I take my time
When I'm running
And I change my mind
Stirring up the chicken
And I shake the brine
When I'm cooking
Make the food taste fine
And the soup that I'm stirring
With a rake
That I use when I'm cleaning up
The front yard
And the stoners in the kitchen
Get baked
But the kool-aid in the water
Makes the weed taste fine
Summers are for bummers
But I will feel fine
If I make it out of this one alive
And the bummers in the summer
Always happen on the rise
But I'm gonna make the summer mine
And the skaters in the ledge
Will break their bones
In the streets
But it happens all the time
It's early in the morning
And I wake
Hit the streets on my board
And the sun will rise
Getting up this early
Is a mistake
With a grain of salt, I make it out
And it's all right
But the cops hold me down
With the mace
Why do all the older people
Have to ruin our good time?
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