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One-Pack
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You got out a six-pack and like a champ you passed it ‘round
There’s just one beer left and you don’t wanna let the team down
Put it to your lips and you take a big sip from the one-pack
It’s your sacred duty, so drink it with your head held high
It’s not always fun but nobody wants to be That Guy
Wait, who put these rings in the fucken bin?
Dick.
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I got drunk last Christmas
And dressed up as Saint Nick
I took off my pants when I started to dance
And told my aunty she could suck my dick
Well I'm not welcome at Christmas anymore
I got stoned last Christmas
Another wake and bake
I started to green out and needed a clean out
And threw up all over the Christmas cake
Well I'm not welcome at Christmas anymore
I took shrooms last Christmas
But it got worse than that
Gave some to my cousin, and while he was buzzin'
He grabbed a machete, tried to kill the cat
Well he's not welcome at Christmas anymore
I'll get drunk next Christmas
And stay drunk till New Years
'Cause family and friends will be there till the end
But what's the point in family if you can't drink beers?
Well I'm not welcome at Christmas anymore
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BRODOWN Melbourne, Australia
Brodown might be too loud, but they really are very good boys. Fixtures of Melbourne's punk scene, sure they yell a lot, but with songs about cats and not being an arsehole, it's always for a good cause.
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Out of Time at the Best of Times
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