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Ghetto Beach
03:22
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Graffitti on the rockwall,
A battle in the surf,
Needles on the Esplanade,
You’re swimmin’ on my turf
Hookers in the parking lot,
Burn-outs on the street
Dealers in the toilet block,
Cops are on the beat
Golden Ghetto sunset,
Cools the summer heat,
Nice place to be down & out,
On the sand at .....GHETTO BEACH!
A beach without a postcard,
The jetty’s falling down,
The glory days are all long gone,
Theres no fun park around
Bodies in the water,
The sharks are on the land,
Drop in on a local...,
and wash up on the sand
Junkies in Bikinis,
They smell of drugs & drink,
Theres a line up in the surf,
But there’s a longer one down the road at .....CENTRELINK!
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Chin
02:06
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Have you seen him? (Animal Chin)
He's got his own milk carton.
Are we ever gunna see him again
Jelly Mumbo ... No way
Well Johnny Rad says (Johnny Rad)
If your lookin' too hard youre never gunna find him
Jelly Mumbo ... In the pink motel
We are lookin' for Animal Chin
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Turtle's Head
03:55
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Mutton Chops
02:37
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Rip It Up
02:51
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Finger Food
03:20
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Ham Fisted
03:02
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Back Spasm
03:05
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Shirtfront Adelaide, Australia
An original punk/surf/political satire, call it what you want...band from Adelaide's Southern suburbs.
You bet you are... err... you bet I am.
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