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Love Your Scientists
04:20
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Wont you love your scientists please/feed them whatever they may need/keep them fat like your mom/your mom is a lady with a generous ass/make them build a rocket ship/to a new planet for us to live/ this one has already gone/to the gutter like your mom/I could be the one who loves you/I could be the one who cares/about you and the distortion feeding back into the air/My hair looks great tough balding its still great hair/I could pack oh so light/but a Marquez book its a must have/ Its gonna be along trip/ baby you could learn how to strip/ and I could work on better rhymes/about not tripping when stripping trips turn mad/we will have space for all/except for your mom/that bitch is staying home/You should had known you had escalators on every mountain you ever bought to read your heavens/ And are this palms this palms I've always known which I stare and for sure will hold my forehead for so long/ I got my burgundy obsession with clothes/Love your scientists love them you must, love your scientists I love them with song
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When I Was An Atheist
03:39
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Politicosh
02:44
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Traicionera
03:14
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Non-Branded Kind
03:29
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I Need A New Muse
02:24
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All Will Be fine
02:50
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Seconds Or Centuries
02:26
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A Bit Insincere
03:27
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Battery One Dollar Bronx, New York
From The Bronx New York, Battery One Dollar
Battery One Dollar recommends:
Joe & Insanate's Excellent LP
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This album has great beats and Insanate's rhymes are really impressive, he dominates his syllables. Favorite tracks are "Under The Circumstances", "Thinner", and "My Trip To Canada". And It's Free
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