My strange uncles from abroad
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My strange uncles from abroad
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My strange uncles from abroad
Yes, I never met them
I took everything they wrote
And I'll never forget them
Through the mystical communication
Deep within it all comes through
Forming underground railroad
For our ultimate breakthrough
My strange nephews from beyond
I'll meet them on a cosmos street
And we will drink to how we never told you
Don't trust a plastic beat!
Through the mystical communication
Deep within it all comes through
Forming underground railroad
For our ultimate breakthrough
Bright open eyes
That are still looking
They are still finding
A few unpoisoned hearts
No matter where you are exiled
No matter where you are exiled!
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