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Tony Baloney
02:06
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it's assault and pepper Tony Baloney again
such a clean white office shirt
and a fist like a ham
she says
how could you love me before if you won't love me again?
I have made mistakes before
and this is not one of them
and they say
to save the change for the pigs and the banks
and they mean
apologize after you get tanked
so then...
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if you call a street a wall
just use some common sense
and you know that it's got to fall
don't blame yourself
for someone else's gambling problem
herman cain
just go away
don't come back another day
the gall to call a street a wall
against all common sense
did they not feel the coming fall?
as they invest in futures
like there's no tomorrow
and without any innocence
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Weather Balloons Brooklyn, New York
"Weather Balloons are my favorite band!" -JFK Jr.
"The first time I saw Weather Balloons
was in 1973." -Robert Anton Wilson
"Weather Balloons are not a real band." -Philip K. Dick
"Well, I don't know much about Weather Balloons, but I certainly enjoy psychedelics." -Terence McKenna
"Weather Balloons are a real band." -George Bush Jr.
"George Bush Jr. had nothing to do with my death." -JFK Jr.
... more
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This is my main other band, I wrote some of these songs. Also I think it's a good album, we worked on it for a long time but it still sounds sloppy so it's cool. There's a tape to buy for your moms.
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These guys are friends of mine, they have good songs. We've been drunk before. So the Andys play in Shark? and Weather Balloons live stuff now. So there's some cross-over whatnot. Now I want a taco
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