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Drink (Why I)
02:59
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Drink (Why I)
c. '17 Vlayman
You got things to say
I got things to do
You say them anyway but
I ain't got time for you
This is what it's like
You wanna be my wife
You think you'll run my life
If yer my wife
I drink so I'll have somethin' to blame my stupidity on
Your daddy's proud
Yer momma's a cow
Neither wants to be seen with me
In any kinda crowd
I like to love you up
Tho' you can smell bad
If I don't try and wash up
You always get mad
I got some money and
You think it's yours
You look at me funny when
I buy cocaine and whores
Solo Bm
You drive a car
I drive a truck
You think I don't look good innit
And I don't give a fuck
This is what it's like
You wanna be my wife
You think you'll run my life
Is why you'll never be my wife
Drums: Oor Wullie
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Fake News
03:19
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Fake News
c. '17 Vlayman
There are them what say we shouldn't have to tell the truth
There are them what say we shouldn't have to take no abuse
For tellin' it our way, for tellin' 'em our very own truth
After all, what is the use?
They're just gonna make it
They're just gonna make it fake news
There's a thing, they try to say they gotta right
About this thing, they say they're gonna fight
They're just gonna make it
They're just gonna make it
They're just gonna make it
They're just gonna make it fake news
Alternative, means that it ain't mainstream, no
We got the facts, we get 'em
from our dreams
They're just gonna make it
They're just gonna make it
They're just gonna make it
I feel it breakin'
They're just gonna make it
They're just gonna make it fake news
They're just gonna make it
They're just gonna make it fake news
Drums & Scraper & Tambo: Oor Wullie
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Banjo: Beta58-Summit
Gtr: Dean12_EastRiver_Chicklet-V0x-E609-Summit
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JAMC (the song)
04:03
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JAMC (the song)
c.'17 Vlayman
I'm down on the Skids
You know they let me down
I had too much whiskey & Orange Juice
To wanna fuck around
Yeah I know it's a Big Country
And I ain't into Angelfish
But I gotta say
I do like Shirley's Garbage
Biffy Clyro Biffy Clyro
What the fuck do I know
But they ain't cool as Mogwai
Nor are you and I
I remember the Silencers
Dancin' to the Vaselines
It kinda took a Simple Mind, yeah
To dig them Fanclub Teens
And while the Waterboys was poetic
Bay City Rollers approached pathetic
All you Proclaimers didn't get it
Idlewild are the shit
But if ya hafta take the blame
If ya hafta take the blame
If ya hafta take the blame
Take it for the Jesus and Mary Chain
Drums & Tambo & Shaker: Oor Wullie
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Oor Willie's Synth: Arturia Nin-Brute
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Vlayman Chicago, Illinois
Fat, bald and old - could I be anymo' rock-n-roll?
I play guitar, bass, some keys and percussion, and I try to
vocalize. I write and record, and I do so obsessively. Also, I like martoonies, a lot, and I raise my kids, whom I also like, a lot.
Look for me at the TapeOp and TalkBass forums, where I'm vvv, or in various bars in the Loop.
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