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1947

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Crummy Stuff Canonical path: /crummy-stuff/1947 Related lyric paths: 6
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1947

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punk rock was born in 1947

detroit was too much

berlin a web of veins

n.y.'s straight to your sou

oh baby i wanna be your dog

the wildest, the smartest

always out of the flap

singing, screaming and grinding

jumping, self hurting and scarring

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