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(meet me) At Home Depot
01:27
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Oh Oh let's go to Home Depot/ where we can get some tools to attack/ you can use your samurai sword/ and me I can use a sawed off bat.
we can travel 'round the whole country/and destroy all zombies
Won't you be my zomBABY tonight/Won't you protect my brain.
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you know you'll quit that job someday
and you and me will be okay.
the sun will rise/ the moon will set
you and me we are the best.
Come with me.
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Kill 'em
01:40
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Storm Of The Century
02:01
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If it rains, let it fall.
cuz we're already halfway home.
and if it pains when they call.
just don't pick up the phone.
even with the storm clouds near
still it feels like 40 years
in a time of/cholera I/thought about books/I shoulda read
who wears short shorts?
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Abdullah Fataai
02:12
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Jonah Ray's BarBeQuay
00:40
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A Song For A Mum
01:18
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Unicorn/Pegasus
01:32
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VLOG ATTACK
00:21
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jonah ray (RODRIGUES) Los Angeles, California
Jonah Ray (Rodrigues) Entertainment Facilities Inc.
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