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Blackout
03:48
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Left the town in a funky situation
No lights, no worries, like a vacation
Didn't have to think about time
Kept to myself, everything was fine
BLACKOUT! Make me feel good
BLACKOUT! Can unite the hood
Whenever I need a break from the world
I know that it's time for a BLACKOUT to come 'round
Neighbors came together for each other
Treating strangers like their own brother
I saw something you know nothing about
A 7/11, doors shut, lights out
The moon was cool and the night was hot
The Don was giving away free pops
September 8th, 2000 & 11
A day to most that felt like heaven
BLACKOUT! Make me feel good
BLACKOUT! Can unite the hood
Whenever I need a break from the world
I know that it's time for a BLACKOUT to come 'round
OOH! AHH! (repeat until satisfied)
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Holiday Heart
03:52
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Nothing Kills
03:10
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Too Broke For Fun
03:19
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PUMPHOUSE San Diego, California
Declan, Patrick, Christian, Andrew
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