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No Teeth

from Um Nuh Uh by The Happy Homeless

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lyrics

Well I left my eyes in a park
Knew I shouldn't of been there after dark
Somehow I wound up lost
I met a man with no teeth
but a handful of dental floss
I knew I had to leave
Somehow I got gone fast
Me and two girls witnessed
a UFO fly above then
Crash

Going up, going up, getting higher
Going up, going up, getting higher
Baby, baby your hanging from a wire

Back in the park with no telephone
Listen to the light poles moan
See a worm hang out with a crow
I knew I had to make myself known
Falling in a pool of tree sap
Got a little tired, so I took a nap
Oh fuck I forgot I had to work
but first I need to quench this
Thirst

Going up, going up, getting higher
Going up, going up, getting higher
Baby, baby your hanging from a wire

Going up, going up, getting higher
Going up, going up, getting higher
Baby, baby your such a fucking liar

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from Um Nuh Uh, released February 24, 2017

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The Happy Homeless Salt Lake City, Utah

Project Started in 2009
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