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Ataris, The ~ The Radio Still Sucks


I'm really fucking sick Of beck and 311, And marylin manson, I wish someone would break his fucking neck. And what about bush And lame-ass oasis? Hey, talk about pretentious, Why don't they just blow england off the map? Every now and then I turn it on again But it's plain to see that The radio still sucks. Every now and then I turn it on again But it's plain to see that The radio still sucks. more free lyrics

I'm really fucking sick
Of beck and 311,
And marylin manson,
I wish someone would break his fucking neck.

And what about bush
And lame-ass oasis?
Hey, talk about pretentious,
Why don't they just blow england off the map?

Every now and then
I turn it on again
But it's plain to see that
The radio still sucks.

Every now and then
I turn it on again
But it's plain to see that
The radio still sucks.

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