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Shark Week
04:21
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Living on the edge of the world now the water is rising
The powers that be are going in for the kill
The revolution will not be televising
Twisting our arms will never triumph our will
Too many, too many, too many, sharks in the tank
Take a step, take a step, take a step, have a think
Falling off the edge of the world now the temperatures climbing
The future may be first but the past isn't far behind
Power in numbers don't lie when multiplying
King of the capitol hill just pay no mind
Too many, too many, too many, sharks in the tank
Take a step, take a step, take a step, have a think
You're not what I want
You're not what I need
You're not what we want
You're not what we need
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Class Act
02:17
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The Say So's New York
Brooklyn garage punk, garage rock, and swingin' 60's sound
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