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5 Monkeys
02:47
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V1
Got five monkeys on my shoulder
Got five monkeys on my back
All they do is jibber jabber
I think I’m gonna crack
The first one says get lucky
The second says just get stoned
The third one says I’m hungry
The fourth just drink alone
C
The fifth one says
Yes, the fifth one says
Get lost
Get lost
V2
Got five monkeys on my shoulder
Got five monkeys on my back
All they say is blah blah blah blah
I think I’m gonna crack
The first one says I’m ugly
The second one says I’m fat
The third one says I’m crazy
The fourth says I’m a brat
V3
That fifth monkey on my shoulder
That fifth monkey on my back
I think he’s got it right now
Think I’m never coming back
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2. |
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V
Some pickles are salty
Some pickles are sweet
Some are even spicy
They’re my favorite treat
We meet at the Pickle Barrel
Both reached for the same kosher dill
Our eyes locked, my jaw dropped
Your beauty gave me such a thrill
For a long time, we were blissful
Everyday our love would flower
But like fall always follows summer
Our love slowly went sour
C
Oh, I’m in a pickle since you left me
All my hope for the future is gone
I don’t think I’ve ever been sadder
How in the world can I ever go on?
What can I do to forget our love?
There’s only one thing left to do
Pickle myself in whiskey and wine
And try and get over you
B
It was my fault you left me
I only thought about myself
Now you’re eating another man’s pickle
And you put me back on the shelf
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3. |
Pinwheel Perspective
06:39
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Willow Williams Washington
Singer/Songwriter from Eastern Washington State. I play mostly for my own sanity and amusement.
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