I gotta move
I had a taste
I gotta move
I gotta get me off the face like
Peter
Radiator
I heard that he got bashed yeah, he got sainted you know it wasn`t for the cash
I gotta move
I had a taste
I gotta move
I gotta get me off the face he told me in heaven that every everything is fine yeah, that would make a good movie yeah, that would make a good record
I gotta move
I gotta break
I gotta move
I gotta get me cross the lake and then he stopped to say before he went down this is the worst place in the sun
I gotta move
I had a taste
I gotta move
I gotta get me off the face there was a
Jack who coiffed it he came from my home town he was a prophet some kids they put him in the ground got coffee got donuts got wasted erased head and what do they say ? he`s not afraid of the present tense and talking back is a bad defense
I gotta move
I gotta break
I gotta move
I gotta get me cross the lake
I gotta move
I gotta move
I gotta move
I gotta move and then he stopped to say before he went down this is the worst place in the sun
I gotta move
I gotta move
I gotta move
I gotta move
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