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lyrics
why should I walk the paved way
Im already born of where it might take (me)
and i dont care about BBQs
cause i dont care much about steaks
maybe god doesnt believe in my existence either
this life is just a great big joke to me
and maybe when i come home
and this whole day was a disaster
i still got pizza in my freezer
so why should i even bother?
Im already born of where it might take (me)
and i dont care about BBQs
cause i dont care much about steaks
maybe god doesnt believe in my existence either
this life is just a great big joke to me
and maybe when i come home
and this whole day was a disaster
i still got pizza in my freezer
so why should i even bother?
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from SHOULD WE MAKE IT XXXTRA CREAMY ??,
released January 1, 2015
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The Jim Tablowski Experience Dortmund, Germany
Jim Tablowski keepin it hood since march 2012. cookin up some marvoulous garagepunk ta getcha mouth watering.
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Jan 2015 -
Apr 2014 -
Feb 2013
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