1. |
Bomberman
02:28
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Bomberman
"I see it coming,
From a mile away,
You see me coming,
Get outta my way,
I'll explode,
Don't let my smile fool ya,
no!
You think your something,
You gotta know,
I know i'm nothing,
Nothing to slow, down the way down to pay,
Don't let my smile fool ya,
no!
I see it coming,
from a mile away,
you see me coming,
get outta my way,
I'll explode,
Don't let my smile fool ya,
no!"
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2. |
Exchangers
02:24
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3. |
Little Angel Killer
03:08
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Little Angel Killer:
"My Baby's got a gun
And she's so much fun
And she's smiling like the devil
Cuz ain't no one on her level
And If she ever Rise
When she rise
She's gonna make you cry
She walks barefoot on stones
Keeps her head up right
I'll lay down my bones
So she won't crave at night
And if she ever grows cold
so cold, I'll catch the whole world on fire
The world is behind her
with the fire that she brings
now drags her wings
But you should hear her sing
She's my little angel
My little angel
She's my little angel killer
Left the world behind her
Now i'm behind her too
She don't need to look back
When she's coming for you
She's my little angel
My little angel
She's my little angel killer"
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4. |
Delia
01:56
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Asbestos Lettuce Akron, Ohio
2-Piece Skuzz Funk from the Rubber City capital Akron, Ohio
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