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Side Piece
03:53
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Side Piece
c. '21 Vlayman
No body takes you seriously
Why should we?
Magazine covers who cares about you
Not me
Everybody knows about you
Don't wanna know more
You married for money, we know it's true
You're gonna be out the door
No body takes you seriously 3x
you're a side piece
Alla yours was backin' you up
They know how bad it's been
Until you sacrisfice 'em
And you will again
H
Ain' nobody takes you seriously
Why would we?
You sold out the highest bidder
A bloated bitter phony
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Ain't For You
04:09
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Ain't For You
c. '21 Vlayman
You want people to take yer side
You wanna stay alive
You want people to believe in you
So you can keep on crimin' like you always do
You want us to believe yer right
You say you want us to be strong enuff to fight
All those you say are the enemy
But we now who's really the theif
I'm not for you
You say that you are the biggest, finest, greatest, best
You there ain't no competition with the rest
You say you understand how we all oughta be livin'
We say yer going to prison
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Countin' Halves
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Countin' Halves
c. '21 Vlayman
I'm feelin' like I'm half drunk
Half kicked and screamed at
and half punched
I stepped out, I got halfway there
I Pulled into the first bar
Halfway past nowhere
I'm countin' halves
I ordered martoonies
I drank me two
I hadda half a third it seemed the half-right
thing to do
I teft a big tip, 10 and a half bucks
Walked past the halfway laughin' girls like I
didn't give half a fuck
I'm countin' halves
I'm countin' halves
I got in my car and saw I hadda half tank of Gas
I figgered I'd be goin' halfway to Hell just about half as fast
As if I wasn't half drunk, and halfway down on my luck
I'd be well past Half past even givin' half a fuck
I'm countin' halves
I'm countin' halves
I'm countin' halves
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Food For Flies
03:30
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An Abundance of Caution
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An Abundance of Caution
c. '21 Vlayman
Well I'm tired of waiting
so tired of waiting
for you
But I know what to do
CH
I'm out
of an abundance of caution
Well I ain't a chancer
I'm just a dancer
you see
And obviously
CH
I'm out
of an abundance of caution
Solo
You look ahead to yer unity
I'll speak for community
it's true
We know what to do
We're out
of an abundance of caution
I'm out
of an abundance of caution
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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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