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Artist: Fruit Bats
Canonical path: /fruit-bats/born-in-the-70s
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Born In the 70s
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Born In the 70s
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Ticking goes, the big blue sea, a georgia peach and texas tea.
The sands of time, stuck in your shoe that make you cross, they make you blue.
Whatever happened to you? - You were born in the 70s [2x]
The year tonight, cold and hard, lost in space and parking lots.
For forty fours, for fifty fives, they get me off, they get me high.
So whatever happened to me?
I was born in the 70s, and you were born, you were born in the 70s - and we were born, we were born in the 70s [2x]
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