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Barber Shop
02:32
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They’re sippin cervesas at the barbershop, now my whole days wasted at the barbershop, I hope you’re not in a rush at the barbershop, they’re too busy rolling blunts down at the barber shop
Chorus : Now Shape it up, Now Tape it up, Now Fade it up fade it back, I wanna get outta here sometime tonight
They sell coke and trees down at the barbershop, bootleg DVD’s at the barbershop, they’re watching Bad Santa at the barbershop, just tryin’a see my grandma before it’s dark
I’m feeling fine, I’m next on line
The reggaeton don’t stop down at the barbershop, you won’t feel at home down at the barbershop, they’re singing and dancing at the barbershop, I feel like Charles Manson at the barbershop
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Leave Me Alone
03:09
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Sittin in the corner and this mans getting annoying ok,
I’m just tryna get a drink I do not care what you think ok,
now you’re talking like you know me man I’m not your fucking homie ok, and now I’m staring at the ceiling and you’re talking about your feelings ok
Chorus: now I don’t really care why you’re here, I need another beer, so stay out my hair and leave me
Now you say hi cause you see me let’s not talk about the TV ok,
and don’t you ask me bout my day cause you know it’s just the same, ok? And now your story’s got me snoring I’d just wish you’d fucking floor it, ok?
And I don’t care about your kids what your uncles mother did, it’s okay…
Who the fuck invited you, invade my personal space, if I wanted to hear crying I would’ve stayed at work…
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Tough Guy
02:44
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You see yourself in your reflection, you straighten up, your arms start flexing, you’re giving us your confession, you’re insecure and that’s just senseless, you set yourself up for rejection, afraid to show some affection, ya got your guard up use your discretion, they can only hurt you if you let them
Chorus: tough guy, tough guy, no you don’t have to be a tough when you’re hanging with us, tough guy, tough guy no you don’t need to be a tough guy when you hang out with us
Cause when you turn that corner, there’ll be someone stronger, they might lay you out tonight….
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Always Right
02:41
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You’re always right and I’m wrong?
We always fight when they’re gone,
cause I’m always Cheech and you’re Chong,
I don’t know what planet you’re from
Chorus: but I’m not gunna fight, not fight in front of the kids, I’m not gunna fight, not fight in front of my chilren
You haven’t heard one word I’ve said,
like you’ve got cement in your head,
if understandings what you seek,
then which language shall I speak?
What do you mean you can’t hear me, I’m talking right at you, I’m looking right at you
Cause I’m always right and you’re wrong
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Borderline Mainstream New York, New York
Mike and Vinnie had began working on music, July 2019. Originally called “Two Youts” as a duo, they began looking for a bass player. Eventually Rob had joined the band. “It’s like, Borderline Mainstream” said Vinnie while describing the band, and it was history. In January of 2020 Vinnie had passed away. He is lived on by his children. With enormous shoes to fill, Stooley joins the band. ... more
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