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Stop Markit
02:41
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Color by numbers, recovery plan
Under the covers, cyan
Slumbered in color, in spite of the plans
The top TV man was dethroned
Borderline intrigue when commoners bet
Better off debt, than on
Overtime weary, a shade to the lane
A hand to the face, uh huh
We are reservoirs
We are research
We are caught off guard
Suffering weekly, and wrapped in saran
No spoils for lidless ham
Donny disguises whenever he can
Whenever I can, uh huh
We are reservoirs
We are research
We are caught off guard
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Never Michigan
04:18
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At the dish again
Make a wish for him
Like quantum physics and
Family visiting
Call the minutemen
Here comes the Brits again
They sound significant
To all the immigrants
A precondition then
To politicians
And all the citizens
Descend like dissidents
Keep their distance then
Like it was infinite
Never Michigan
Never Michigan
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