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WTF
04:11
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I don't know what happened, happened to me
I don't know what happened to me
It can happen to you too
It will happen to you too
Shoobie doobie do-wop
I wanna dedicate this
Pop-pop shoo-wop
Everybody made it
Dance in the supermarket
Dig it in the fast lane
Listen to the countdown
They're playing our song again
Its a world of Disney, fake empathy
Who's empty inside
It's the jewel of victory
All of heaven is in your arms
I don't know what the fuck happened to me
It's my world it's less clear than it used to be
I don't know what the fuck happened to me
It's my world it's less clear than it used to be
Dance in the supermarket
Dig it in the fast lane
Listen to the countdown
They're playing our song again
I don't know what happened, happened to me
I don't know what happened to me
It can happen to you too
It will happen to you too
I don't know what the fuck happened to me
It's my world it's less clear than it used to be
I don't know what the fuck happened to me
It's my world it's less clear than it used to be
I don't know what the fuck happened to me
It's my world it's less clear than it used to be
I don't know what the fuck happened to me
It's my world it's less clear than it used to be
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2. |
Where Are We Now?
04:30
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Heigh-Ho, Let's Go.
Beyond his wildest imagination.
Heigh-Ho, Let's Go.
That such a place like that could exist.
Heigh-Ho, Let's Go.
He knew where he was.
Heigh-Ho, Let's Go.
What you've done in this life is what determines where you go.
Where are we now?
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3. |
Under the Stars
02:04
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Time is a friend if you want it to be See only things that you’re meant to see
Running farther faster then I'll trip and then I'll fall away from me
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4. |
3 Degrees (demo version)
03:59
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Vidal and the Shadowy Figures Omaha, Nebraska
In the smoldering heartland of Omaha, Nebraska, a musical revolution is underway, masterminded by the audacious multi- instrumentalist, Britt Fiero. Enter the mysterious realm of Vidal and the Shadowy Figures. VSF's sonic tapestry weaves an eclectic fusion of art-rock, new-wave, and funk, creating a musical alchemy that defies total categorization. ... more
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