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Greed Dogs I
02:49
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Dog (Lucky cover)
02:44
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3. |
Dogs Down
03:43
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4. |
Dog Obedience School
04:07
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5. |
Pups Up
03:35
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6. |
Greed Dogs II
04:04
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8. |
Keep Dog On Leash
03:04
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KEEP DOG ON LEASH
Dog bites phone cord
Dog chews phone cord
Dog eats phone cord
Dog bites phone charger cord
Women wearing teardrop shades
Show the world they’re not afraid
When you keep your dog on a leash
You don’t have to see what’s underneath
When you keep your dog on a leash
You won’t have to see what’s underneath
Now that you’re fluid, you’re coming unglued
Cos you found out you’re still pretty dull
Snuggle with a spider and turn away
Chewing in four food groups of blue capsule
When you keep your dog on a leash
You don’t have to see what’s underneath
When you keep your dog on a leash
You won’t have to see what’s underneath
Let’s pair off and wander home
Isn’t that what parties are for
I’m not even going home at all
I just stand here behind the door
And look through album covers
Never a drought of lovers
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9. |
Dog Wig #22
09:08
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Saturday Evening Puss
02:22
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Power Switchblade Henderson, Nevada
Power Switchblade, est. 2010
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