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Artist: The Voidz
Canonical path: /the-voidz/houston-jam
Related lyric paths: 6
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Houston Jam
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Houston Jam
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When I used to work on ice
I went down one time
Working on, I wasn't teaching
But I never figured to think that you had taught me
(Oh) And now, now, now, now
I'm, I'm your prodigy
But I don't ever call you back, and you don't like to talk to me
And that's the way that kind of thing goes
Oh, yeah, uh, I
I didn't want to complicate it
Don't talk to me, operate it
I talk to myself
I'm here, is anybody out there?
The complicated shit that I don't wanna think about my day to day
Ay, ay, ay, ay, ay
Yes, you do it in the only way
And I'm dancing like nobody's watching
And singing like nobody's listening
I can make it up all night and day
But I guess, at some point, it has to end at some point
I guess it all goes away; yeah
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