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Stereo White Trash
03:24
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I can see your voice as it leaves its breath on my cheek and tells me about when I told you I’d steal your head, and put it in my chest where I keep all the stars I found on the ground as VHS White trash plays through that crappy two way stereo, 2049, only 30 minutes until coma city falls down your head,
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DOOM 1997
03:30
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So run and hide,
they won’t mind,
just run and hide,
you can’t find me,
Just run and hide,
they won’t mind,
just run and hide
cause its now
its doom 1997 --
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Teenage Love Story
03:08
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A spoken word very completely true story by Morgan Fay.
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Kodakrome
02:22
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Vocals by TJ Maxx
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Video Home System (VHS)
03:17
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ARCADEA
04:19
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Amplexd 2001
04:14
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Compact Disk (CD)
01:34
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It is the year 1997, Our world is days from being burnt to a crisp by the harsh rays of the sun penetrating our broken atmosphere. Five years ago the waste and pollution from us humans reached a record high and the atmosphere burst. We no longer remained shielded from the biting radiation of space. Most believe there is nothing we can do. Is over to them, doom has come and we most simply accept this. But this is not true. There is one last chance. But we were afraid of a more powerful being and exiled them. She is known as Astro, The Moon Girl.
However she need not be called. The Moon Girl promised to protect the Earth for strange reasons we cannot fathom. Clutched in the jaws of apocalypse we stared our fiery end in the face. The Moon Girl at that moment flew straight through our planet striking the core at light speed. In a single bright flash the atmosphere was rid of its killer and shielded the Earth one again.
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