1. |
The Old Days. (slow)
02:00
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2. |
Beyda.
02:25
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3. |
Flock of Sheep.
01:57
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If I were you, I'd probably pack it in.
Build a nice beachfront, somewhere calm and quaint.
A nice, fickle life. It hardly seems to wait.
Not next to you. For a couple of days.
The Shepherd's only got one need.
A pure whitened, innocent flock of sheep.
I'll take the lead.
Walking through the lawn, you'll have to come and see.
Got it all grown up, no sharing.
Find a private place, with no one around.
You'll have to come on through. See what's going down.
The Shepherd's only got one need.
A pure whitened, innocent flock of sheep.
You leave it to me.
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4. |
Slick Baby.
01:25
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Everyday, I walk outside.
Get in my car, and drive real far.
Got to find my place to be,in this here country
I lost my phone, I cant go home.
And my friends are always at the mall.
I lost my phone, I cant go home.
And once I get up off my feet, I'll head home and I start to eat.
And all these things I think, all these things I do.
I can't please all of my.
Even when I start to think, I can do it. I'll just retreat.
And I can hear you waiting for me.
Calling out my name into your sheets.
I lost my phone, I cant go home.
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5. |
Lesbian Song.
02:30
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I'm in love with a lesbian, and I'm having a hard time.
Just trying to pick myself up, shes leaving me in the dust.
And I have to admit, that i'm about to call it quits.
I guess there ain't no room for me. In a world that's LGBT
I like a girl, who likes a girl, who likes the girl that I like.
I like a girl, who likes a girl, I think she's really a dyke.
I like a girl, who likes a girl, I think she wants a cat-fight.
I like a girl, who likes a girl, who likes the girl that I like.
And I was told not to disclose, that they lie without any clothes.
And when she touches up her hair. Oh god, forgive me if I stare.
Because they're together all the time. And I think i'm crossing the line.
I guess I have to face the facts. Got to learn to keep it in my pants.
I like a girl, who likes a girl, who likes the girl that I like.
I like a girl, who likes a girl, I think she's really a dyke.
I like a girl, who likes a girl, I think she wants a cat-fight.
I like a girl, who likes a girl, who likes the girl that I like.
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6. |
The Beach.
02:42
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Because I go to the beach, like everyday.
Get the sand in my feet, you know it's really okay.
You want to ride? Come splash in, on all the waves.
And I said you're a creep, get out of my face.
You want to go? Come kick it all day.
Wherever you go, or wherever you choose to stay.
Because I go to the beach, like everyday.
Collecting shells, wherever they stray.
Walk a mile, or maybe just two or three.
Because I go to the beach, and I ride on my bike.
Play in the sand, maybe fly my kite.
I've got a spare bed, if you need to stay the night.
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7. |
The Old Days. (fast)
01:29
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8. |
New Friends
04:06
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9. |
Creed
01:53
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10. |
Lego Star Wars Song
03:16
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Sweaty Boy New Jersey
Max, Matt, Parker, and Liam
Just a couple of guys being dudes.
Sweaty boy! If you want some grub hit my line I'll make you a shirt or whatever you want. @sweatyboynj
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