1. |
Werebot
04:22
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Here he comes, the Werebot
Machine, but also man.
His prey tremble in fear whenever they hear
The chilling whir
Of his cooling fan ...
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2. |
The Intelligent Design
05:58
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I can't deny the hoverchair's a blast
I can skip over any pitfall
But flying can't protect you from
Being picked last
When all the henchmen are playing kickball
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3. |
Billy Lee's Lament
04:01
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It's late at night, the moon is new
A bar door opens and a boy walks through
He says "I've lost my girl to an evil mage.
I've just been poking my sword at pots all day."
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4. |
Camp R'yleh
04:34
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First, no swimming in the lake
What lies beneath, you may awaken
We're getting tired of replacing snorkels
If you feel a little ill -- acquired a rash
Or maybe gills?
Dr. West is quite resourceful.
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5. |
Teotwawki
04:38
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First dates can be so awkward
But I'm sure you'll agree
That some things are much more important
Than personality
Or money. Or hygiene.
Things like surviving the pending apocalypse.
Oh, you'll see.
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6. |
2ed
06:43
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All you haters gonna hate me
You say I'm stealing all the glory
Until we're splitting up the XP
Then you'll all sing the ditty of the Paladin
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Two bricks for a flock of sheep
Just make a choice before we fall asleep
There's ore to mine, and grain to grow
The only thing settled is you're too damn slow
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