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Camper Van Beethoven ~ (i Was Born In A) Laundromat


Down here on the north side [ ? ] Down here on the river [ ? ] I got sand in my shoes It's hotter than asphalt It's hotter than pistols I'm as bent as a crowbar We all want some release Just like the queen of the trailer park Sometimes she's the queen of the water, of the river Down here on the tracks We're the kings of the trash I was born in a laundromat I was born in a cul-de-sac Some of us are brown And some of us are white Just give me some tension release Just give me some tension release Just like the queen of the trailer park Sometimes she's the queen of the water, of the river Down here on the tracks We're the kings of the trash She's the queen of the primo She's the queen of the bondo And i was born in a laundromat I was born in a cul-de-sac Just give me some tension release Just give me some tension release Just like the queen of the trailer park Sometimes she's the queen of the water, of the river more free lyrics

Down here on the north side
[ ? ]
Down here on the river [ ? ]
I got sand in my shoes
It's hotter than asphalt
It's hotter than pistols
I'm as bent as a crowbar
We all want some release
Just like the queen of the trailer park
Sometimes she's the queen of the water, of the river
Down here on the tracks
We're the kings of the trash
I was born in a laundromat
I was born in a cul-de-sac
Some of us are brown
And some of us are white
Just give me some tension release
Just give me some tension release
Just like the queen of the trailer park
Sometimes she's the queen of the water, of the river
Down here on the tracks
We're the kings of the trash
She's the queen of the primo
She's the queen of the bondo
And i was born in a laundromat
I was born in a cul-de-sac
Just give me some tension release
Just give me some tension release
Just like the queen of the trailer park
Sometimes she's the queen of the water, of the river

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