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Better Than Ezra ~ Return Of The Postmoderns


(written by kevin griffin) Ten-cent lovers Beneath the covers Riding on a wet dream Silver tonic free High stool sweet tarts Equipped with green cards Chomp their 401k's Semi-chocolate brie Digging in las cruces For an army drab container Carbon dating clothes For the last time they were washed Shelby and sheila Onomatopoeia Catch hang nail on banlon Shiver martin sheen Preschool mothers In technicolor Are fire-bombing dresden Stanton, harry dean Feeding line caught tuna To a neutered bodhisattva Writhing peaches for the president Out on the white house lawn Beating herbert hoover With a leather tipped piñata Thorn and katy drink the milk Tinted amerasian green Return, return, return more free lyrics

(written by kevin griffin)

Ten-cent lovers
Beneath the covers
Riding on a wet dream
Silver tonic free

High stool sweet tarts
Equipped with green cards
Chomp their 401k's
Semi-chocolate brie

Digging in las cruces
For an army drab container
Carbon dating clothes
For the last time they were washed

Shelby and sheila
Onomatopoeia
Catch hang nail on banlon
Shiver martin sheen

Preschool mothers
In technicolor
Are fire-bombing dresden
Stanton, harry dean

Feeding line caught tuna
To a neutered bodhisattva
Writhing peaches for the president
Out on the white house lawn
Beating herbert hoover
With a leather tipped piñata
Thorn and katy drink the milk
Tinted amerasian green

Return, return, return

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