1. |
Is This Thing On?
03:31
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2. |
Cast Away
02:50
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3. |
Stranger
03:05
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4. |
Let It Go
03:11
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5. |
Going Home
02:07
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6. |
Sucker Punch
04:39
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You think you're pretty cool showing up like this
No one knows who you are and you don't give a shit
You think you look so tough with your muscle shirt
You take a look around and say, 'who wants to get hurt?'
You got your whole crew behind your back
We were just having fun, not ready for an attack
But your super masculinity just had to appear
Acting like dicks and it all gets more severe
Sucker punch right to the face
You're a disgrace to the human race
We just wanna party on Friday night
Who are you and why do you wanna fight?
Anthony's down, I'm on my way
I wouldn't choose to fight but what can I say?
If you mess with my friends you mess with me
I'm gonna get beat down but I can't just let it be
Both sides freak and start to holler
I wanna pop more than just your stupid collar
Now I'm in a headlock so I swing again
But the fist that hits you comes from my girlfriend
Sucker punch right to the face
You're a disgrace to the human race
We just wanna party on Friday night
Who are you and why do you wanna fight?
Me and my friends, we may not be big or strong or anything
But we won't be preyed upon
All for one and one for all and all of the above
I think you better be moving along
Cause even my girlfriend
Will lend a helping hand
We won't back down until the end
Sucker punch right to the face
You're a disgrace to the human race
We just wanna party on Friday night
Who are you and why do you wanna fight?
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7. |
On and On and On and On
02:53
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8. |
Big Bright Light
03:29
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9. |
No Hurry
02:42
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Hot From Far Omaha, Nebraska
Joe Champion - Guitar/vocals
Austin Wiedenman - Bass/vocals
Anthony Bradley - Drums
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