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O! Utopia
04:58
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They're showing off their bodies
baked golden in the sun
My Adonis my Aphrodite
The New Age has begun
Girls and boys of the new age
Perfect girls and boys
Tight cropped and newly gilded
perfection in every way
engineer the evolution
this is the dawning of our day
Girls and boys of the new age
Perfect girls and boys
Girls and boys of the new age
Perfect girls, perfect girls
We harvested our misdirected energies
and moved forward a united species
there's no more hunger now
the age of wonder now
No religion, no government or poverty
No division, only commonality
And moving on as one we harvest the powers of the sun and conquer space!
We'll make our new homes in the stars
We are unafraid
We are the Golden Age
Reach out and touch the face, we'll conquer space
We'll make new homes in the stars
New homes, new homes
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2. |
Fender XII
03:14
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Fender Electric XII
{verse1}
She’s the spark in the air
She’s the sun shine shining thru a rainy day
She knocked me out so cold I may never come to again
You better call the police
Take out insurance on me
I’m not being over-dramatic
{chorus1}
I’m just so ecstatic
Oh-oh
So ecstatic
Oh-Oh
Feelin’ so ecstatic
Oh-Oh
I’m on you like an addict
Oh
{verse2}
She’s a 10, She goes to 11 on a Fender electric 12
She got me so high - I - I may never come down again
I’ll steal a kiss in your sleep
I’m seeing you in my dreams
Like messages in the static
{chorus2}
I’m just so ecstatic
Oh-oh
So ecstatic
Oh-Oh
Feelin So ecstatic
Oh-Oh
I’m on you like an addict
Oh
I’m feelin’ so ecstatic
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Maurice & The Stiff Sisters Portland, Oregon
Portland, OR, USA. Five gentlemen, two horns, several hand-built fuzz pedals, multiple bachelor's degrees, a couple of dogs, one cat, whiskey on the rocks, four or more cups of coffee, two smokers, five matching blue jackets, one ripped up the back, and love. ... more
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