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Soap Box Rock
02:33
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We are high, you are down
We will y, but you will drown
I want you to get on your knees So you’ve got to beg me please
Up and down, Turn around
Left and right, Hold on tight
A Soap Box Rock
We swing like hell, you stand around
We ring your bell, you make no sound
I want you to get on your knees
So you’ve got to beg me please
S-O-A-P B-O-X HA-HA-HA
S-O-A-P B-O-X – A Soap Box Rock
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Lordy Lord
04:34
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Lady Jane
04:20
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Confession
03:45
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Ice Cream Killer
04:54
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Burying Dogs
04:13
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Märchenlied
02:41
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Der Tisch
06:36
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Loaf Of Bread
03:47
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Doc In The Woods
03:18
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Cherry Lipstick
01:17
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Himbeer Toni
03:39
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