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Clothes
02:33
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Four Letter Words
03:16
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Four Letter Word; lyrics
Save yourself sweet darling, save it for the one that's special
Don't throw it away because he uses four letter words
There just lies to get inside you, there what all those bastards say
And he's up in your room and your down on your knee's you don't know what you doing'
There's a voice in your head it's what your daddy said, he told you about the rack and ruin
And your mammy pleads and she begs and says please
And she told you about the birds and bees.
Save yourself sweet darling, save it for the one that's special
Don't throw it away because he uses four letter words
I know you try to walk the straight line you say it gets better with time
You say your friend's are your safety cushion
But you'd change that for a bottle of Russian
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Who Needs Love?
02:53
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Don't Care Anymore
03:00
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Bits & Bobs
03:39
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Private Function
03:05
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I'm In Retail
02:17
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Doctor's orders follow rules, Ten Commandments stay in school.
Animalism cannibalism consumer choice and mass consumption
Antivirus anti drink and anti drive, herbal remedies never work
Side effects side effects anti drugs.
I know what I can do real good I know what I can do real good
Pressure is for tyres and fallings for bad drunks
So follow your desires and who knows where you'll end up.
I'm in retail
General orders mother's day hallmark cards nice bouquet
Catholicism alcoholism congestion charges mass pollution
E-mail fan mail junk mail and spam mail
Gay marriage why not?
Help the needy help the needy.
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Automatic Doors
04:33
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Lets Grow Old Together
03:37
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Mother Of Mine
03:19
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Steven O'Brien Ireland
****Hot Press Magazine Pick of the fortnight****
Decency Week is the debut album by
Slaneyside gunslinger and discount supermarket hireling Steven O’Brien. With the abetment of friends, followers, journeymen and Frames fiddler Colm Mac Con Iomaire; O’Brien has unleashed an opus bristling with anger, energy and insight.
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Steven O'Brien recommends:
The Gee Whillikers Sessions
by The Motives
Because my mammy says so.
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