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10K Bond
04:34
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You and me, Cardiff and DJ
A trip to the city, I knew that we weren't alone.
You ask me, why am I tripping?
Out on the freeway, I knew that we weren't alone.
Who's coming?
I guess we'll see, and if they see
Dutch and a 40, he looks at me
You'll come with me.
Thats up to me, I start running
Catch up to me, now that'd be something.
Why dont you set me free?
Don't do much of anything,
Just stuck in the spot for way too long
Now i'm stuck with a 10K Bond
You and me, the CPD
Trapped on I90, knew that we weren't going home.
You ask me, why am I tripping?
One last pull and then im good,
knew that we weren't going home.
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Co-Pilot
05:09
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Now stop and see, in my direction.
We just can't be, anywhere near
We planned on going, and it's showing.
The same damn street, in which you found me
So crystal clear, anywhere near, South Elgin.
Do you have any sense of direction?
I don't trust you to be my co-pilot
that's why I dont want you to be my-
Now stop and see, we just can't be
Anywhere thats near the lake
Dont imagine the places that you could take me.
The same damn street, in which you found me
You done talking, about The Simpsons?
Do you have any sense of direction.
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Binx Chicago, Illinois
a blend of technical punk with midwestern emo from the Chicago suburbs
BINX is:
AUSTIN
JACK
RANDALL “THE HAMMER”
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