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Oedipalooza

from Keep it Moist by Humpasaur Jones

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I woke up at nine, all focused and primed
dumb high with the sunshine blowing my mind
soft silk sheets on my naked butt
I check the petting zoo but the snake is numb
the wakeup routine, eggs bacon and grease
ain't bathed in a week, buck naked and free, touch me
...face puffy, eyes swollen shut
spent half the night throwing up coke and rum
get composed with a couple dozen bowl hits
and eat steak while my DJ rolls spliffs
that's how we wake up after doing a show
ethiopian coffee and peruvian coke
assume it's a joke, let us crash at your house
we will feed you and smoke your ass to the ground
the kid claims it's cool...little go-getter
acting like he only acts stupid but I know better
watching his posture...tracking his eyes
being paranoid is boring, i'd rather be high
rather be nice, rather live a passionate life
instead of living with it, grinning like this crap is alright
people wanna know the reason I'm concieted
every time you speak I get a reason to believe it

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from Keep it Moist, released July 7, 2007
Beat produced by DJ Squid.

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