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Thomson Would
02:58
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Driving through the desert, I can smell the dead on the side of the road
My head is doing circles, While the cactus preach, and sing a perfect note my
Attorneys making cocktails, he shakes a drink and he spills the beans, on where
We’re heading don’t know, but we’re moving fast and we’re gathering speed
I have another drink and I decide to cross the line
I don’t know whats happening but I know that Hunter S Thomson Wood.
A wayward destination, don’t wanna wake these sleeping beasts
I can see a devil snoring, while the angel on my shoulders happy
Edging me on further, this place it looks to familiar
When the sign above the bar says, (you deserve another) all hell breaks loose
I have another drink and I decide to cross the line
I don’t know whats happening but I know that Hunter S Thomson Wood.
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Driving Business
03:46
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You hold on to a silhouette of her and you keep
It close at hand for those times when you’re driving at speed
The shape and form it distorts but the image simple
I dream of chaos and I shake my head and live a little.
Please be friendly, please be kind
This is not the way to live our lives keep running on, I’m running on.
The road behind is a dark cloud of broken dreams
But please be careful, cos distraction can kill at this speed.
This is the Driving Business.
With hands out you are feeling for a shape in the dark
You find a scent that will lead you on a dangerous path
Its over grown but you make it out when the time is right and
Lead me through chaos as I shake my head and live a little.
Keep it together man, hold the wheel
I know I’m shaking, but the purpose is you have to feel,
Your hands are slipping and you, run the risk.
Of losing your mind man. But fuck it,
this is the driving business.
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The West Coast Wolves Cape Town, South Africa
New songs coming !!! #dontforgettohowl
the Wolves have their roots in surfing culture and describe themselves as being deeply connected to the ocean and kreef gods of South Africa’s diabolical West Coast.
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