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Artist: Yuppie Flu
Canonical path: /yuppie-flu/retirement-speech
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Retirement Speech
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Retirement Speech
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if i could tell you/ wriggles are here for
nuclear retirement
do i know /where we go
dioxide
i suppose
i always had a person/ a person i had to talk to
impassive to all the elements
so active and cozy too
Into a time creek
cricket pitch had me
I see retirement
do i know
where we go
dioxide
i suppose
i always had a person/ a person i had to talk to
impassive to all the elements
so active and cozy too
but do i forget to mention
the adaptor linkin me to you
R&D is goin' too far
and flutter is the only way i know
all the germs are breathin' you
you stand still/ and they will do
open the vent/ the isotope is just fine
made us stand in line
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