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pyes in the house
01:04
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the happy drums
01:35
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3. |
see you later
02:25
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4. |
before it disappears
02:32
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5. |
a roady won't
02:12
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6. |
too much bass
00:59
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7. |
fuck that shit
00:55
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8. |
a real nice deck
05:05
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9. |
bag of chips
01:35
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10. |
left one down
02:47
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11. |
time to sober up
01:39
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12. |
pining
01:16
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13. |
every day
04:05
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the tokidokiz Auckland, New Zealand
Improv jams with friends!
Check out our videos here www.youtube.com/channel/UC1mEjmSmfizpySs_RZ-zGQw
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