1. |
Highway Killer
02:19
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You, you lose. You're bad news. you're bad news.
The Highway isn't safe today. It isn’t safe tonight, it isn’t safe tonight.
Night with red lights, bright white light, with red lights.
The Highway Killer hides today. Killer tries tonight, killer kills tonight.
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2. |
Troll Doll
03:14
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Ferns
overgrowing your
unpainted porch.
Holes
through the steps,
bugs on the screen.
You
invited me into your
empty swamp house
pulled up the stairs, pushed into your room.
I say
"you can take your dolls out of the closet. you know I don't care at all."
And you say,
"they dont wanna, they're afraid of you."
Inside
your messy bedroom, you
touched my leg.
You felt someone staring.
I feel something staring..
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3. |
The Rec League
02:40
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You wish you were back in Connecticut and twelve.
No teacher there had to help you. help me.
Hey new day are you for me? You just may take away.
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4. |
Island Maroon
03:27
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They told me that I'm too high,
They held me all damn night.
On Island Maroon.
They left me here to die, cause
They told me that I'm too high.
On Island Maroon.
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Strange Fuzz
A new street drug that sends its users across time and dimensions.
But there is one
drawback: some people return as no longer human.
Can anyone save humankind from this otherworldly invasion?!
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