Trenchtown Rock / Garden Grove / Ring The Alarm (Medley)
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Trenchtown Rock / Garden Grove / Ring The Alarm (Medley)
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One good thing about music, when it hits you fell no pain
One good thing about music, when it hits you fell no pain
So hit me with music, hit me with music
Hit me with music, brutalize me with music now
trench town rock, I say don't watch that
Trench town rock, big fish or sprat
Trench town rock, you reap what you sow
Trench town rock, i say everyone know
It's just music, It's just music,
It's just music, It's just music,
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We took this trip to garden grove
It smelt like lou dog in the van, oh yeah ...
This ain't no reggae party $5 at the door
Get so real sometimes who wrote my rhymes
I got my microwave got my vcr I got the duece duece
in the trunk of my car
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Ring the alarm, cause now the sound is dying, whoa oh ...
Ring the alarm, cause now the sound is dying, whoa oh ...
Ring the alarm, cause now the sound is dying, whoa oh ...
Ring the alarm, cause now the sound is ... and now the sound is
...
and now the sound is ... and now the sound is ...
What did you, What did you, What did you, What did you say?
What did you, What did you, What did you, What did you say?
What did you, What did you, What did you, What did you say?
What did you, What did you, What did you, What did you say?
Brushfire fairytales
Itsy bitsy diamond wells
Big fat hurricanes
Yellow bellied given names
Well shortcuts can slow you down
And in the end we're bound
To rebound off of we
Well dust off your thinking caps
Solar powered plastic plants
Pretty pictures of things we ate
We are only what we hate
But in the long run we have found
Silent films are full of sound
Inaudibly free
Slow down everyone
You're moving too fast
Frames can't catch you when
You're moving like that
Inaudible melodies
Serve narrational strategies
Unobtrusive tones
Help to notice nothing but the zone
Of visual relevancy
Frame-lines tell me what to see
Chopping like an axe
Or maybe Eisenstein should just relax
Slow down everyone
You're moving too fast
Frames can't catch you when
You're moving like that
Well Plato's cave is full of freaks
Demanding refunds for the things they've seen
I wish they could believe
In all the things that never made the screen
And just slow down everyone
You're moving too fast
Frames can't catch you when
You're moving like that
Slow down everyone
You're moving too fast
Frames can't catch you when
You're moving like that
Moving Too....
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