1. |
Go To Bed
01:52
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It's past your bed time
You've got school tomorrow
Shower in the morning
Go to bed
Tuck yourself in
UH
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO TO BED
GO
GO
GO
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2. |
Sacramento Jones
02:37
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Yeah, he's a cow on that prairie
That could be a metaphor
For what, I can't tell you
I don't even know myself
Sacramento Jones
He grazes in the pasture
Hoping time will slow down
Begging it to go faster
He looks back at his farm
A place he must protect
The world tugs and pulls at him
But he's a family he mustn't neglect
Sacramento Jones
Sacramento Jones
Sacramento Jones
Sacramento Jones
AHHHHHH
AHHHHHH
AHHHHHHHHHHH
Sacramento Jones
Sacramento Jones
Sacramento Jones
Sacramento Jones
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