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My Guitar Is Electrical
02:27
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Mr. Crackerjack
02:38
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3. |
Middle Seat
01:49
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4. |
She's Friends With Spock
03:29
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I've got a girlfriend, not quite a girlfriend
We've known each other, since we were nine or ten and then
She moved away, her parents split up
It’s been awhile but I'm still in love with her
She brought him ‘round, yeah her new boyfriend
He's from another planet, and a military man
He works on a starship, second in command
They've been going out for a while, but she swears they’re still just friends
My feelings hurt, yeah I'm holding back tears
She hates that he never smiles, but she kind of likes his ears
I can’t compete, with a guy like this?
I can’t help but look a fool
He’s so damn logical
She’s friends with Spock, She’s friends with Spock
She’s friends with Spock,
She doesn’t know that he’s a Vulcan
She’s friends with Spock, She’s friends with Spock
She’s friends with Spock,
She says she could never love him
She could never love him.
She brought him ‘round to my sisters birthday party
He had his phaser and his tricorder ready
He scanned the room, there was nothing to fear
So he started playing records and drinking too much beer
I held my toungue while acted like a jerk
He spilled his drink all over me and called me Captain Kirk
She’s friends with Spock, She’s friends with Spock
She’s friends with Spock,
She doesn’t know that he’s a Vulcan
She’s friends with Spock, She’s friends with Spock
She’s friends with Spock,
She says she could never love him
She could never love him.
She’s friends with Spock, She’s friends with Spock
She’s friends with Spock,
That damn green-blooded Vulcan
She’s friends with Spock, She’s friends with Spock
She’s friends with Spock,
She says she could never love him
She could never love him.
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5. |
Road Trip
02:12
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6. |
Mississippi Delta
03:38
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7. |
Tiger Mart
02:38
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