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No Fun
02:46
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You don't take me high enough baby.
You gotta let me know now if I'm not the one
and then let me know why you're my lady
if you're havin' no fun
Set your clock an hour early.
Call if you'll be late!
And don't wait!
I don't feel the need to discriminate. (little darlin' oh!)
Communicate.
Don't just tell me that you think it's fate.
Cause you got to prioritize baby.
You gotta set some time out for lovin' your man
and then sit back and let me go crazy
like you know that I can
Finding faith in foreign things
Offensive far flung flings
I'm stuck in this hell hole.
Won't you say that you understand? (little darlin' oh!)
and clutching my cell-phone
ain't the same as touching your hand.
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Plant in the City
04:07
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3. |
Business Class Hero
04:47
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Cut Me Off
04:52
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Miles Below Me
04:20
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Whenever We're Alone
02:31
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Citronella & Wood
04:33
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The Faculty Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jesse Weinberg and Drew deLutio shared a love of music when they were both teachers at Milwaukee High School of the Arts.
Supplementing each others talents, they wrote and recorded all the sounds you hear.
Jesse - Vox, Keyboards, Production
Drew - Vox, Guitars, Drums
... more
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