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Baby Boy (acoustic demo)
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Well, your teacups will shatter
And your plans, they don't matter
And your gut, yeah is getting fatter
But what do you do baby boy?
You don't really know your father
And Europe is getting farther
You forget to call your mother
But what do you do baby boy?
Oh, baby boy why don't you go home?
Oh, baby boy wake up, you're alone
Oh, baby boy you got to suck it up
And replace your broken coffee cup
Suck it up, baby boy
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Esme's Song
03:07
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Rob, Lately Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Reformed punker starts indie rock band. Collects players with serious chops. The rest is probable obscurity.
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