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birdsinbaskets & 30​,​000 foot view - Food Frowns

from Songs We're Making and Creating Part 2: Revenge of the Music: Prepare Your Ears by Various Artists

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That emotion is anger
It's often caused by hunger
I'm angry, I'm eating chicken burgers
They call me Chicken Burgers

If you're angry, you might cause a murder
Just go to your refrigerator
Eat some burgers; that's what I do
But remember to close your mouth when you chew

Anger sucks for everyone around you
If you're angry, people frown around you
People won't want to befriend you
Then you'll be sad too

I'm warning you
W-w-w-warning you
Check it out
Check it out
In the '90s, they had, like, crap Walkmans
We're tellin' you

Irritation, it's, um
Yeah, starvation
Leads to aggravation, uh
United Nations
Educational, scientific, and cultural organisation
Hydrogen ion concentration
Ultraviolet radiation
Totally pseudocopulation
Bro (bro)
Bro (bro)
Yeah
Check it out, bro

Sadness is caused by madness
You might be sad if you don't have a mattress
If you don't sleep, you gonna get restless
Eight hours is commonly suggested

What were we talking about again?
Oh yeah, emotion
Never heard of it

Emotions are unpossessed by robots
And hunger can be solved by doughnuts
This song is great; it's like several poems
We'd never lie; trust us we is grown-ups

30,000 foot view and birdsinbaskets
In the world
In the week
This week
And every week

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from Songs We're Making and Creating Part 2: Revenge of the Music: Prepare Your Ears, released August 1, 2014
Everything by birdsinbaskets & 30,000 foot view (puppetadventurer & Alexthehamster on Scratch).

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