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GABOOSH
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I drain the gas on the company car
I pull around cause I’m trying not to double park
And Jerry’s got the grief cause his family rebelled and his hands are on his knees and he’s got a little bell
Puts his hand on his gun points around the red room
Puts his hands in the air he just raised the fucking roof
he raised the fucking roof
he raised the fucking roof
I drain the gas on the company car
I pull around the back cause I’m trying not to double park
And Jerry’s got the grief cause the family rebelled his hands are on his knees and he’s got a little bell
Puts his hand on his gun points around the red room
Puts his hands in the air he just raised the fucking roof
he raised the fucking roof
he raised the fucking roof
he raised the fucking roof
Jerry raised the fucking roof
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The Real Codington Factory New York, New York
Shea Glasheen - Vocals
Bradford Hoyt - Electronics
Rob Conti - Drums
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