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Aim for the Eyes
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The Queens of New York
01:58
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we rule these streets tonight
don't push us cuz we'll fight
we're young, so chic
guestlist and the VIP
so broke, and cheap
but we go everywhere for free
we rule this town tonight
don't light us we'll ignite
queens of New York tonight
we brought our appetite
we're young, so chic
guestlist and the VIP
so broke, and cheap
but we go everywhere for free
dance drink dance
take a chance
queens of New York tonight
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Adult Content
03:31
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The X-Cobras Toronto, Ontario
Toronto punk band trying to write pop songs. Usually when I’m listing band members for one of my bands I get to “singer” and
think “HAHA! Yeah! Cuz they SING!” I think it’s what Steph actually does in this band though.
Anyways, solidarity with wet’suwet’en as well as with anyone else not operating in one of the few privileged stations of this system.
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