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No More Indie Kids
01:01
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2. |
Wasted
00:53
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3. |
Bummin' A Cig
00:40
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4. |
White Collar Punk
02:42
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Monday through Friday
You know where to find me
In a cubicle on excel
But come the weekend
Im gonna rebel
At the basement show
Drinkin my PBR
But only one cause I live in the ‘burbs
And I drove my car
//
White-Collar punk still
down to mosh with you
But I got work tomorrow
So I cant be black and blue
White-collar punk just
trying to understand
How I let this happen,
how I became the man.
//
Pencil pusher
Masters degree
At least I can afford
To buy your LP
Working 9 to5
What a way to make a living
Gave up drugs
Sold the rest
Im not straightedge
I just trying to pass a drug test
// chorus
White Collar Punk
Wearing my tie and my shirt
But I can still roll in the dirt
In the dirt
White-collar punk just
trying to understand
How I let this happen,
how I became the man.
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5. |
Boys Don't Cry
02:20
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Mad Cow Auburn, Alabama
Auburn, Al's resident Egg punks.
Sam Adams -
Guitar/Vocals
Otis Williams - Drums/sometimes vocals.
Instagram: @mad.cow.disease.punk
Email: mad.cow.disease.al@gmail.com
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