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Good Morning, Colombia!
00:30
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Marching Backwards
03:29
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It's Ok,
It's alright,
One-half a century,
Now back to fight
Up! Two, three, four
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Something squalid this way comes,
A bag of trash, a mother's son,
With boot-shined feet he crushes necks,
God only knows what he'll do next
It's OK, It's alright,
One-half a century,
Now back to fight
He kills while smiling ear to ear,
He'll tell you things you long to hear,
He'll wash his hands of all he's done,
He must have been a bastard's son
It's OK, It's alright,
One-half a century,
Now back to fight
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4. |
We'll Annul You
01:53
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We'll annul you,
We'll declare,
You invalid,
You're an invalid
We'll nullify you,
We'll declare,
We'll crucify you,
Like Jesus Christ
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5. |
Gene Wilder
01:01
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Willy Wonker,
You were the one,
Willy Wonker,
You stole the sun
I'll take you on a ride,
Up in the clouds,
It's funny what you can find,
When you're just fooling around
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You will always be reminded,
It will never be forgotten,
You will forever dream of it
War!
That time they shot your leg off,
It will always be repeated,
You will forever think of it
War!
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7. |
Colombia, Buenas Noches
00:57
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MATT BATTLE Bogota, Colombia
Matt Battle is a British multi instrumentalist who records music at home. His DIY aesthetic has often drawn comparisons to some of the pioneers of this tradition, such as Daniel Johnston, R. Stevie Moore and Robert Wyatt. Matt Battle is also the main songwriter, guitarist and singer in the band Horticulture. He lives in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. ... more
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