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Cardinal Cage
02:18
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Under a Line
01:11
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Now A Stone
05:31
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Jack the tripper's got a back under his zipper
but he smokes it alone
he got no friends
he's alone
jack the tripper's got a bag under his zipper
he munchs em up
he's got his own world
you wont see it yourself
unless you talk to him
but you won't really know what he's sayin
he's a little low
and a little soft
and he is a little cryptic
jack the tripper
he's a little ripper
he got the best
he gives you nipper
he eats you dry
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Mines I
04:12
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