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It's Remplissage!
03:28
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I got something to [verb]
I just want to [verb] this
I [verb] and [verb] to death,
but he's not [verb ending in ing] any of this.
It's a [noun], Marge
It's a party, Marge; it doesn't have to make sense
Oh, yeah come on
I'm using these [plural noun], I'm [verb ending in ing] them and it's
[past tense verb] from everything
but we're not trying to [verb] the wheel
I come around I come around
I come with [adjective] sounds
I've got something to say
these are my [plural noun] and my dichotomy
I was around
I was around [name] knows
I [verb] all day
or maybe I [verb], or maybe it doesn't mean a thing
I was around I was around
I was around I was around [name] knows
They say to [verb], then shake I will
They say to dance, then [verb] I will
They say nonsense, consider it done
It's a party, [name].
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2. |
Let's Go
02:39
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My friends,
brothers, sisters;
think it through;
yeah, you need your [noun]
Bartenders,
Teachers, Bishops:
all of y’all
yeah it’s time to [verb]
Because you came out and [past tense verb]
that you were going to [verb],
but when the morning comes
had better been gone.
Yeah you came out tonight
don’t do it up wrong
You want to do it up right?
Let's just go [location]
getting served
what we’re bringing
surrender
to no good riding
Naysayers
they're just faking
detractors
they can sit and spin
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3. |
Shake and Slide
03:02
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Oh, you're [verb ending in ing]
Do it right, you'll just end up [adjective]
Oh, you're shaking
Do it right, and then you’re , then you're [verb ending in ing]
Oh, you're [verb ending in ing]
if you do, you're finding you'll [verb] just right in
Oh, you're sliding
following rules: being fruitful and [verb ending in ing]
[verb], [verb], [verb], [verb]
every man make love to your [noun]
[verb], [verb], [verb], [verb]
all of you know it’s [adjective] time
I said [name]
I know you're [adjective]; I asked how you're doing.
I said [name]
If I told you you had a nice [body part] would you hold it against me?
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4. |
Rock N Rolla
02:46
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I'm a [noun], not a [noun]; I'm not singing about [noun].
Not singing about [noun] or the stars up above.
And you [verb] it.
And you [verb] it.
Rock n rolla
Going up, going out the [noun] in my hand
Feeling like a million dollars, feeling [adjective]
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5. |
Change
02:44
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There is something solemn about change, even when accepted.
-Anthony Powell
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6. |
A Positive
03:10
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It’s [any word!] time…
when it all [plural verb] it will all be fine
tonight
take the [noun] this time; get yours; [verb] mine
tonight
it will all be fine because I’m on [location]
It’s go time…
[plural noun] soon be [verb ending in ing] and the positive feeding
Too right
it will all [verb] out, but I don't know how
tonight
cut us open and we're [verb ending in ing]; positive that this is needed now
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7. |
Gunfinger
03:38
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We strayed from the [noun] and paid the price
making up a [noun] people wouldn't buy
you ever heard that [noun] while you were [adjective]
It means nothing; you caught me on a bad day
[verb ending in ing] for love
Nobody cares
[adjective], naked, and out on the streets
No [plural noun], we're playing, as you say, for keeps
You want to [verb] with a man's gun.
Gonna make it, and I pull on the [adjective] one
With half-lidded [body part]
that you soon [verb] wide
On the [body part] would be fine
no time for [location] lies
It's not about [noun]
It's not about [noun]
It's about me.
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Pelvic Thrust
03:32
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you see me as a piece of [noun] ; come on, little buddy
like a [noun] that is in heat
Using me as a [noun]
You don’t [verb]; you only [verb]
The [noun] that you [verb] is mine
[verb ending in ing] me over the line
Commandments ten, six, and nine.
But you’re not thinking love and [noun],
and I’m not going to make you my [noun]
so you’re not getting [noun] tonight
call me over with a [noun]; come on, little buddy
Of your [plural noun], this one’s the worst
[past tense verb] like that we know what you want;
to [verb] like an [noun]
The ass that you covet is mine, et cetera
You’ve got [noun] when you shake that [body part]; come on, little buddy
you’re [adjective], and you’re moving fast
[verb ending in ing] me to peel off your [noun]
I’m not the [noun], and I’m not the [noun]
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9. |
Beretta Stampede
02:48
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If you want it you can let it go
Get a [noun] and a [noun] home
Yeah your girl is a [noun]
But you're the man so [verb] it or let go
If you want get a tasty treat
make me fries or potato wave
Should we roll it nah leave it yeah
But you're the man so leave it or let go
I'm [verb ending in ing] everything for you
I'm [verb ending in ing] everything for you
Got a [noun] and a fever and I'm warming up
I got a warning and a [noun] but I can’t
Yes.
Got a feeling in my [body part] and it's warming up my [plural noun]
Yes.
mas ropa por sam. Martin I’m a mini tram.
Yeah, I know.
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10. |
Steady On and Rightly
03:33
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Should have had a little [noun]
Should have had a [noun] of me
Grace of God going to keep me
From your wicked ways
You don't shake me
Oh, you've got nothing on me.
Want to feel my friction
Want to test my [plural noun]
Your tongues are [verb ending in ing]
Want to fill your [noun]
Steady on and rightly
Going to keep eroding
Going to keep on trying
Get it down to bare [noun]
You want the rub alright
Steady on and rightly
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11. |
Raspberry Stomp
02:28
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She's running right round past the altar
She's running out and through door
She can't hear a single [noun] I'm saying
She's listening to that [noun]
No We're not just doing this for money
No we're not doing this for [noun]
Put your [noun] right there; I can't believe you man
And evil wins because good is dumb
Somebody told me
they're going to [verb] me, but I said
not if we [verb] them
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12. |
Keep It On
03:12
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living right, so I'll turn and burn. Come on.
through the night straight on to the morrow. Come on!
whatever it is right to feel the fiber of your fabric
feeling better than the first time so you know I'll be back at it
take it off? No. I'm keeping it on. Come on.
Both [adjective and new and both tried and true. Right on.
And this time I won't be finished so soon. Oh, no.
one leg at a time to take it off won't do it right
just leave it on the loins and it's aging like wine
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The No Good Riders Muncie, Indiana
And affable trio from Muncie bring you rock combined with roll, occasionally using polysyllabic words.
The No Good Riders recommends:
Good fellows. Good tunes. Good times.
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