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Artist: At The Drive-In
Canonical path: /at-the-drive-in/fahrenheit
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Fahrenheit
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Fahrenheit
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kid creole killed all of his own people
instigate the beat genuflecting
in the steeple
video killed what we
once
stood for
who we gonna look to now?
if these walls could speak
i wouldn't tell them anything
don't ask me, don't ask me
press eject, and give me the tape
if you know what's good for you
ghetto blasting on the basement floor
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