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Primordial
02:12
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Hooray
03:45
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I feel ill
I feel light headed
Take a pill
And try to forget it
I sit still
And it still won't stop
Minds are full
Of useless stuff
What's the story
That you like to tell (you'd like to sell)
Does it have a heaven
Make you feel like hell
I was once little
And I crawled on the ground
Out of the oceans now I'm just standing up proud
Hooray (look what you've done)
Hooray (all grown up)
Hooray (you walk and you talk)
Hooray (You deserve an award)
Hooray (you've got a nice car)
Hooray (we know you'll go far)
Hooray (you walk and you talk)
Hooray (But who knows for how long )
I was once swimming
In an infinite sea
Now I'm stuck sitting(floating)
In miles of debri
I sure miss living
In my home in the waves
Just one simple cell
I'll go back there one day
Hooray (look what you've done)
Hooray (all grown up)
Hooray (you walk and you talk)
Hooray (You deserve an award)
Hooray (you've got a nice car)
Hooray (we know you'll go far)
Hooray (you walk and you talk)
Hooray (But who knows for how long )
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Dragon Fruit
02:14
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Walk in time
Just in time
Walk in line
A little dragon fruit
Not to sweet
No not to me
Stop your crying
A little dragon fruit
Its not too late
To pollinate
Proliferate
My little dragon fruit
I have many seeds
They mean the world to me
I need room to breathe
My little dragon fruit
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Scott and The Tiny Instruments New Jersey
This page features the songs of Scott Massarsky including his work in
Scott and The Tiny Instruments, A Tree In Brooklyn and his solo work. Click on song titles for lyrics.
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