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Rant and Rave
00:33
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I could
Rant and rave
I could
Rant and rave
Kick it up the guts
You are all weak
as all fuck
I could
Rant and rave
I could
Rant and rave
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Stubby Smuggler
03:11
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Nearly 12 am, snae has simmered down
Time we ventured on, time to hit the town
Boys are keen to leave
Beers get thrown back quick
But one bloke, never does, reckons he'll get sick
Gets pushed, to smash it down
But he always struggles
Everyone is leaving
Stubby to be smuggled
Chuck her in your jocks
Be sure there are no drops
Once we've left the snae
Down your bevvie on the way
On the way to beer deluxe to drink piss from our shoes
Once they throw us out we'll head to sweethearts for a blue
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Queensland Diesel
03:02
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Drop heaps of blokes
With bund in hand
Throw both your arms, sinking piss from Queensland
All within my sights,
Beaten blue and black
I cannot be stopped
On the rum drunk smack
Sugarcane drop entices violent rage
Every sip I take, the more I go insane
Go on autopilot when I drink the northern nectar
You are all but peasants
I behold the sceptre
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