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Camper Van Beethoven ~ Down And Out


Gonna move to the city (down & out)
Gonna read alot of william burroughs (down & out)
Gonna practice being depressed
And i think i'll go to film school (down & out)
Live in a scummy part of town (down & out)
All my friends will think that they're junkies


And i don't know what it is i want, but i can get it from my old man
And i don't know what it is i need, but i can get it

Gonna move to the city (down & out)
I'll join a rock and roll band (down & out)
Gonna dress and act like lou reed
And i think i'll go to film school (down & out)
Live in a scummy part of town (down & out)
Read alot of william burroughs and be depressed

And i don't know what it is i want, but i can get it from my old man
And i don't know what it is i need, but i can get it

I'm acting (down & out)


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