1. |
Shy
03:26
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My brother had a bad year
He had a hard time
My mother got a grandkid
I've had a lot of shit on my mind
But I never learned how to react
And I don't wanna know
Where I gotta go
I just want a place
I can hide away
Really rather stay at home
And if I don't wanna try
Everything is fine
Why am I on the bed
Crying every night?
Crying every night?
I've had a lot of shit on my mind [x4]
(My heart!)
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2. |
Getting By
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3. |
Electric Avenue
02:27
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Now in the street there is violence
And lots of work to be done
No place to hang our washing
Can’t blame it all on the sun, oh no
I’m gonna walk down to Electric Avenue
And then we’ll take it higher [x2]
Working so hard like a soldier
Can’t afford a thing on TV
Deep in my heart I abhor ya’
Can’t get no food for the kid
Good god!
I’m gonna walk down to Electric Avenue
And then we’ll take it higher [x4]
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4. |
Spinning Out Of Control
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5. |
Freelancing Now
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6. |
Grandma's House
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7. |
Cup of Tea
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8. |
Brother Named Sam
03:17
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My brother named Sam
I kicked him and punched him
Like a battering ram
But these days when I’d fight him
They would soon come to pass
When my little brother named Sam
Kicked my ass
Well, I was just ten then
And Sam was just eight
I’d call him a name and
Sam would fall for the bait
But little did I know
Sam had put on some mass
Just enough extra leverage
And Sam kicked my ass
We were in the basement
Sam sat next to me
Professional wrestling
Was on the TV
I went for the headlock
But it would be my last
And for Sam the first time
That he’d kick my ass
Woah, Sam, you used to run away from me
But now, my little brother
Please, please
Please
If I could go back then
In all my good health
I’d say, listen up kid
Keep your hands to yourself
Hold the hand of your brother
Hold him close and holdfast
‘Cause one day he won’t be there
To kick your ass
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9. |
Businesswoman
02:26
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I love my lady she’s a businesswoman
Businesswoman [x6]
Businesswoman, yeah, she is the one for me
Bought me with a guarantee
She will bring us home the money every day
And me, I’ll love her every way
And you know that I be feelin’ most alive
When she comes home from her 9 to 5
And when I wake up in the morning
Laying next to her
I’ll still be sittin’ in bed
Til she’s back from work
I love my lady she’s a businesswoman
Businesswoman [x9]
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10. |
Remy's Song
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Andy Rowell Chicago, Illinois
Andy Rowell is a guy who lives in Chicago. He produces music, videos, and now merchandise. He can also be spotted performing
live.
He has appeared on showcases for Comedy Central, Just For Laughs, America's Got Talent, and he even performed a major surgery on E! News.
He is also the co-producer of Green Show Live, a monthly live streamed variety show performed in front of a giant green screen.
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