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Got my glasses
And my corduroy jacket
They’re both classics
And I think oh fuck it
I look in the mirror
I really look good tonight
I take the metro
To you it’s so retro
I know that’s what you like
Fuck the clothes police
I really look good tonight
I know that’s what you like
Now let me be your stereotype
You get yours I get mine
Now let me be your stereotype
In yellow shoes
I got the blues
But I got no clues
At all
So I fall
Right back on the stereotype
And my tapes
They’re all so special
And my vinyls too
They give me much pleasure
I bet you don’t get
How I’m such a stereophile
So do you like it
Do you like it at all
And if you don’t
You can go lick my balls
But I hope I’ll manage
To make a good impression on you
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To Be a Tower
04:08
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To be one mile high
To see behind the clouds
To be a hundred meters wide
To be made of century old stone
To have a silent bell to speak
To have a thousand windows to breath
To be one mile high
To be safe from us
To be weightier than the signs
So that the Earth should feel our pain
To have empty space between the walls
To have a lock to lock the doors
To be one mile high
To see eternity
and to fall down from one mile high
To collapse in destruction
To fall down, down, down and build ourselves up again
To wake up and go to sleep again
To be a tower
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Strompopper Budapest, Hungary
A mostly loud rock and roll three-piece. Came together to play old songs, ended up writing new ones.
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