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Young Ambition
02:45
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Let’s all go down to my house
We can play all day in my backyard
I found some pills when my mom and dad were out
So lets go down
To my basement
We can all get high
Learn to lose our minds
We’ll feel alright
All my friends are fine
So we can all hang here tonight
Let’s all go hang with the cool kids
They can teach us how to smoke cigarettes
Everybody knows someone here though so play it cool
And don’t act like a diiiiiick
Chorus
Let’s take some shelter in the carport
Keep warm with the propane heat on
Don’t touch my dads new table saw
He’ll get mad then he’ll kick my ass
And I don’t wanna hide the bruises
Chorus
We can all get high
Cheaper if we buy it together
We can all go find
Somewhere warm to sleep at night
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Bootleg Glory Nashville, Tennessee
Bootleg Glory is a rock band from Toronto, Ontario, based in Nashville, TN. The band’s sound is influenced by many elements including garage rock, alternative rock, blues and punk. Critics and bloggers have described Bootleg Glory as a high-energy rock n roll band, influenced by southern rock and garage blues ... more
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