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Big Kick
03:26
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Holed up in the cinema
The screens used to be bigger
Or maybe you were smaller back then
Lied to by the runtime
So twenty minutes later
Back into the fog of war you go
Can't keep the peace
And hold all the receipts at once
It's future shrapnel
Stuck between the teeth and gums
But there's a happy medium out there
An outline in the mirror
Dressed up to the fours at best
In motion at a stand-still
Fraying at every edge
You wouldn't say your mind is failing you
But it's thinking about having second thoughts
I've seen the light
It's frightening
It's everywhere, everything
And everyone I've ever known
Don't fret, you'll see your ghosts
On weekends and whenever your eyelids close
This much I know
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World's Most Dad
02:58
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Give the dog a weird name
So your future kids' emails are safe
Protecting passwords
In an unconventional way
They'll thank you for that
Lay their clothes out nine years in advance
Consistency will breed
A timeliness that feeds the list
Of days they won't be late for
I digress
They'll thank you for that
World's most dad
It's not overthinking if it leaves you feeling prepared
It's the path less trodden
Doesn't mean it isn't there
If I had to weigh in, to give my advice
It would be two-pronged
And it would sound a little something like
All that it comes down to in the end is
Don't punch a monkey puzzle
Don't eat out of the bin
Heed this or you'll suffer from two ailments
Bloody knuckles and food poisoning
All that it comes down to in the end is
Don't punch a monkey puzzle
Don't eat out of the bin
Heed this or you'll suffer from two ailments
Bloody knuckles and food poisoning
They might thank you for that
World's most dad
World's most dad
World's most dad
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Lovely Day For It
03:18
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Broad-Shouldered Baby Glasgow, UK
The sporadic solo project of Tom Fraser, aged 29, just over 6 foot tall.
Broad-Shouldered Baby recommends:
I'm in this band. So are Phil, Michael and Chris
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Phil's solo project!
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