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Working on the weekend baby, she's working all through the night
A jump into the deep end gave her the evidence she required
Take five, she's got pearls, don't fake it when it comes to making money
So she smiles but that's cruel if you knew what she'd think
If you knew what she was after
Sometimes she wonders and she laughs in her frustration
Would someone please explain
The reason for this strange behavior?
In exploitation's name
We must be working for the skin trade
Doctors of the revolution gave us the medicine we desired
Besides being absolutely painless it's a question of compromise
You've got steel, it's so cool to get angry at the weekend
Then go back to school, so big deal, it's what? Rules
When it comes to making money, say yes, please, thank you
Sometimes you wonder and you ask yourself the question
Would someone please explain
The reason for this strange behavior?

In exploitation's name
We must be working for the skin trade
Would someone please explain
The reason for this strange behavior?
In exploitation's name
We must be working for the skin trade
I know the answer but I'm asking you the question
Would someone please explain
The reason for this strange behavior?
In exploitation's name
We must be working for the skin trade
Would someone please explain
The reason for this strange behavior?
In exploitation's name
We must be working for the skin trade
Would someone please explain
The reason for this strange behavior?
In exploitation's name
We must be working for the skin trade
Would someone please explain
The reason for this strange behavior?
In exploitation's name
We must be working for the skin trade

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Being reincarnated as the evil union between seminal Lethbridge garage bands Endangered Ape and Myelin Sheaths is not a bad thing. If anything, Paul Lawton and James Leroy’s newest and most accessible collaboration to date is a welcome break from the usual too-serious landscape of the current southern Alberta punk scene. Instead of struggling to the top of the heap imitating any number of buzz worthy garage or hardcore bands, Lawton and Leroy have put a unique spin on surf-music and claimed it for their own.

Read more about Ketamines on Last.fm.


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