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We Live By The Airport
02:01
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We live by the airport
A tiny little airport
With tiny planes and tiny pilots with tiny brains
Growing pains
We live by the airport
A tiny little airport
With tiny planes and tiny pilots with tiny brains
Oh no, I don't mean to offend you
All pilots, I would love to be your friend
I'd love to be your friend
I came here to make friends
So will you be my friends?
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I'm Aware I'm A Werewolf
02:08
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I'm aware I'm a werewolf
Howling at the moon
Pounding my chest
Hiding in the shadows
Bearing my fangs
When I should be saying thank you
But that's how it goes
When you're covered in hair from your head to your toes
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Turn In On Me
02:07
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One more time around the bend
I love you, my sweetest friend
Oh how my heart longs
To feel your waves inside of me
You turn in on me
You turn in on me
All this time, now and then
Never want this to ever end
Oh how my heart longs
To feel your waves inside of me
You turn in on me
You turn in on me
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Vincent Brue Long Branch, New Jersey
Hi there, I’m Vincent Brue, singer/songwriter, producer & founder of The Vincenzos, Vincent Brue & The Long Branch Davidians. Former captain of Lifeguard Nights & The South Jersey Seashore Lifeguard Convention Band. Sometimes I write songs about animals and ghosts under the name Uncle Vin. Music is the reason I am still on this earth. I hope you enjoy it. ... more
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