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A Hard Right Turn
04:54
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A Hard Right Turn
c. 3 Vlayman
You used to know what was goin' on
yous used to be so fine
You used t o be the one to tell me
when I got too close to the line
I used to be the one to ask you
you used to be the one to tell
it was like we were pretty close to level
before we hit this fresh hell
And here I was
I thought I was
the one to lever learn
you took a hard right turn
(to the dark side)
They was always jealous you know
about how you and I could converse
Now they don't wanna be us at all
and I an't sur what's worse
All of us you say is likely to blame
but It wasn't like there was other options
you gonna get it from the sick and the lame
And I won't accept the bame because of it
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Rootie
03:09
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Rootie
c. '23 Vlayman
drop down old men
Can't none o' you see
This ain'' about you, no
It's about Rudy
about Ru dy
about Rudy
Ch:
He been
sweatin' motor oil
be in jail when he
shuffles off this mortal coil
Amerca's mayor
he used to be
911 on the 9-1
Talkin' 'bout Rudy
Talkin' 'bout Rudy
Ch:
was a fixer
wern't none higher
ball-kicker Ass-lick
President's personal liar
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Pander
03:45
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Pander
c. '23 Vlayman
Don't pander
to me
if ya don't like what ya see just say so
Don't pander
Don't lie
don't cry 4 x
to me
Let me how how its' gonna be
Leme tell ya
let me tellya
You can't have it yer way
Don't pander
you whine all night and pray
that I'll let you stay
Don't pander
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Stonet
08:32
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Stonet
c. '23 Vlayman
So you know
she started dumpin' on me, man
She didn't care that I was stonet
And so I told her
I told her
I did
I said
Why you dumpin' on me girl?
Cain'tya see that I am stonet?
whaddya think about that
Why you dumpin' on me girl?
Why you keep dumpin' on me girl?
Why you dumpin' on me girl?
Cain'tya see that I am stonet?
And she ain' care
She ain' care about me
And she ain' care
She ain' care about me
And she ain' care
She ain' care about me
Why you dumpin' on me girl?
Cain'tya see that I am stonet?
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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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Vlayman recommends:
Great compilation of mostly Aussie artists (I think); I'm onnit as Vlayman, The Friday Project or The Hungry Drunx after January, '09.
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Las Lagrimas
by The Hungry Drunx
I'm onnit, too.
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The Rhythm of the City
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On her latest record, Lillie West considers the way the self is constructed.
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Impossible Colors Club: Collages "Secret Oath" b/w Red's Garden "Incommunicado"
by Impossible Colors
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 12, 2016
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In the aftermath of the 2014 breakup of his much-loved Smith Westerns band, Omori readies a slick debut solo LP for the mighty Sub Pop.
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