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Seems The Less I Know
05:44
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Seems the less I know, I feel much better
Seems the less I know, I feel much better
I loosen up my mind when we're together
The way the world spins now, it feels so sweet
I'm a man without a plan
And they judge me for the love I bring
But I get ripped when I taste your lips
I don't have to be anything
Lay around all day, no reason not to
Drift around your place, no reason not to
Did no work today, 'cause I forgot to
The changing winds are blowing down my fence
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Relax, You're Only Lost
05:08
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Wake wake wake
In the morning time
Get get getcha
So high on the vine
Look look look
He looked it in the eye
Why why why
Did the lion go to sleep?
Riding waves
Rebel haze
Shot him down
Back to the mines
Concrete town
Power plays
Luck, she sleeps
With the lion now
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Habrok Austin, Texas
Ben Walden - Guitar, Vocals
Adrian Crookston - Accordion, Vocals, Guitar
Preston Edmands –
Drums, Vocals
Jacky Venson - Bass
Habrok is the newest incarnation of the young, artistic meeting-of-forces Walden and Crookston, following fruitful collaboration: first in Moscow High School nerd funk band Gorman And The Sultry Swines, followed by the legendary rock opera The Monarch and the Wilting Rose
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