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The Surf Bunny Hop
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Well I'm not much of a surfer but I'm pretty good at ridin' the waves
And rollin' with the punches in a strictly metaphorical way
If you threw me in the water I would give a shout
But I'm pretty sure eventually I'd figure it out
I'm not much of a surfer but I'm pretty good at ridin' the waves
No I'm not much of a surfer but my baby's always taking the drop
And the only thing I'm droppin' is this poppin' single so we can hop
He's cuttin' through the waves while I'm cranking these chords
We're both amped up, never gettin' surf bored
My baby's out there surfin' while I rock this single so we can hop
Ridin' on the waves of water and sound
Nothin in this world's gonna wipe us out..
Cause we're pretty good at riding the waves
and rollin' with the punches in a strictly metaphorical way
I could get my own board it would be fantastic
all i need is a ukulele made of plastic
I'm not much of a surfer but I'm pretty good at ridin' the waves
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Who cares if he only goes out to hit on girls that are waaay younger than he is?
Dude's just being flirty he's not hurtin' nobody.
Who cares if he likes to take home the one that's clearly been over-served?
I'm sure it's fine. I'm mean he's always been really cool to me.
Who cares if he doesn't know quite when to stop?
You know that's really none of my business I don't wanna get involved.
Who cares if he has a habit of sending pictures of his dick to teenagers?
Dude's in like 9 bands. How am I supposed to avoid him?
Who cares how many accusations have been brought up against this mother fucker?
Look, I just really wanna play a show in his basement.
Who cares if he's a rapist?
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*~*SpArKLeTeArS*~* Chicago, Illinois
One day Morgan & Lau decided to get burgers & start a band. This is that band.
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