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Action Avenue
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Avenue Action
Growing older
Just waiting at the bus stop
Growing older
Just looking at the time
You never knew it
All the time that you was punk rock
Street walk beat walk
Heart is fine
What Iggy said
But except you have a sweater
I kinda like it when you try and walk the line
I wanted you since the day before forever
Come on back girl lets get clever
Never sever
Ain’t that clever?
Who you are
When there’s bad weather
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Avenue Action
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Avenue
I come apart
Just to give you something of me
I come apart
Just to take you to the edge
I think your name is it something
Rhymes with fashion
I hate your name
But I fucking love your passion
Is there a place where they tried to drown the witches?
Evil men cause they always digging ditches
You’re better off trying talking to the fishes
You heard it once
You know what the pitch is
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Avenue Action
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Avenue
Got my guts and I stuck them in the freezer
Get them out and I test them now and then
I strut the streets like a solid slither sleazer
Come on wheezer
I can’t tease her
All a matter of the words that smell like perfume
I take your words and I only make them curse you
You take my time
And in time you take my mind
You doing this but I would never hurt you
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Brighton Street Ghosts Portland, Oregon
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