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Nuclear Bomb
01:16
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i'm a nuclear bomb
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Let Us Play Your Party
01:39
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sitting on a corner, it’s a half past ten
we wanna to do it again and again
we wanna a play a party with you
were wanna rock ‘til the night is through
let us play your party
let us play your party
let us play your party
let us play your party
landlords coming around the block
when he finds out you’re gonna be fucked
smashing holes in your walls
with your dads bowling balls
we don’t care what you do
we're gonna rock at the ross park zoo
let us play your party
let us play your party
let us play your party
let us play your party
police are coming, they’re on the way
soon you’ll have no place to stay
let us play your party
let us play your party
let us play your party
let us play your party
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Nick Jagger Binghamton, New York
pizza, punk rock, half of Death to Slater, ex-music industry, ex-MTV, ex-NYC, blah blah blah
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