Bumpkin
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Bumpkin
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She comes to me
With her mind on her sleeve
And he tries to bleed
With his heart that don't beat
They'll bring you down if you're ready or not
Don't you know that we can stop the clock
All my friends take a rocket to space
I'll meet you there with a smile on my face, yeah
Rocket to space
Why have you changed
Of your mind from the rest
And I hate the truth
About you in control
They'll bring you down if you're ready or not
Don't you know that we can stop the clock
All my friends take a rocket to space
I'll meet you there with a smile on my face, yeah
Rocket to space
So why
So why don't we go
So why
So why don't we go
Rocket to space
With a smile on my face
In a rocket to space
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Who performs "Bumpkin"?
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