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Mother Of Pearl
02:33
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Fits And Starts
03:59
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I'm Frank Sinatra
02:44
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Capitalista
02:53
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Jackin you off
With an invisible hand
Man of the paper cloth
Pay you in sand
Dealing in futures
Compliance fiction
Piece of the pie chart
Percentage of 1
Capitalista
Pay your fair mister
Capitalista
Sex with your sister
Pulling you over
Side of the road
From before you was born yet
The future was owed
To the dick in the deck shoes
To the bull in the boat
We're all in the same one
Cast him your vote
Capitalista
Shave and a pay cut
Capitalista
For everyone 'cept him but
Master baiter of puppets
Keeping you calm
He's loading his sack up
With you in his palm
Ain't nuthin left sacred
Ain't nuthin left left
The national past time
Is legalized theft
Capitalista
Watch yourself mister
Capitalista
Or you'll get a fist
Capitalista
Full of hope, change and soap
Capitalista
Laissez faire rope a dope
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The Usher
04:01
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Blusher
03:50
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Giuseppe Desa's Blues
06:27
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Wunderkind
02:37
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Mark Lesseraux New York
Mark’s mother is Irish Catholic. His father was a Russian Jew. In the 2nd grade, Mark veered “off course”… secretly. It is not clear how the "thread" was lost, but it had to do with a botched reading assignment; a chapter in a blue and yellow book left unread. Later, there were 2 nervous system glitches and at least 2 ecstatic dot connecting sessions. Finally, a Need… to sing. ... more
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