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Back in the Swamp
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Hippies, and queers and commies, get back in the swamp!
get back in the swamp
we don't need your long hairdos
your outlandish garb we find unappealing
where the fuck are your shoes man?
your complicated opinions are annoying
hippies and queers and commies, get back in the swamp!
get back in the swamp
If you aint never seen the face of Jesus Christ in your apple pie
and you aint got the common decency! to stand and salute the american flag at the football game,
then I only got one thing to say to you my fine feathered friend
Hippies and queers and commies, get back in the swamp!
get back in the swamp(etc.)
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crabapplesatellite Detroit, Michigan
Crabapple Satellite was a Detroit Based noise "artist" and delinquent provocateur. The world is a brighter sunnier place
without that pinko commie rat.
(Note, Crabapple Satellite Sings the 2016 Election temporarily unavailable even in Western MA.)
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crabapplesatellite recommends:
The Third Testament
by Thee Arcadians
This is an excellent album by Thee Arcadians, whom my good buddy Sweat Enzo(Elliot) is a member of. I particularly recomend "Get off my porch," "The Potato" and "Saxin' It up in the club."
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Elliot(Sweat Enzo) recorded this album in a day. It's totally conceptual and totally ROKs and if you're lucky enough to have a copy of the original tape(rare: I don't have one,) you can hear me on it!
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Kitties First Yowl
by AntagonisticCats
This is a jam I did with my friend Joel of Dos Purple Dice fame... My favorite tracks are Under the Seat, Responsible Adult, Chinese food, and Maladjusted to Society
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by Murray A. Lightburn
The folk artist explores grief through these smooth and soulful tracks.
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Well Soon
by Walter Mitty and his Makeshift Orchestra
Summer sounds from San Luis Obispo just waiting for a backyard BBQ, mason jar cocktails, and fairy lights.
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Sorry I'm So Sensitive
by Bea Stewart
The second EP from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Bea Stewart runs from gentle folk to pillowy pop ballads, all perfectly executed.
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