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Chaw Do You Do?
03:40
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FUKKUS
04:50
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Smack!
06:10
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Gentrification Song
04:32
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White people coming from Brooklyn, and Cleveland, Ohio
Gonna buy up the buildings now, a lot of them you don't know
Gilbert's coming with moneybags and surveillance video,
gonna be big brother now, like London or Tokyo
Take a walk downtown. You might find unicorns,
mustaches and monacles now, gonna monetize the ruin porn..
Trust fund babies playing ukuleles, sucking up the PBR
parents in Clinton Township. That seems pretty far, seems pretty far.
I don't know Clinton Township, I don't know where that is
wouldn't wanna go there anyway, for Pop Pop Fizz Fizz.
Art school kids from CCS going on a slow roll,
paralyze the neighborhood now, so the bums can't pay the toll
pop up brunches, crowd source lunches, selfie sticks and more,
just a waiting for Goggle now, to map over Cass Corridor
with over priced loft apartments, white boy barbecue,
it all seems so progressive now, but I got a question for you
All the invisible people, living in the corridor,
what are you gonna do with them, you gonna bus them to St. Clair Shores, Bus them to St. Clair shores?
All the gentrification, they lie about what it is
it's just a justification for more Pop Pop, Fizz Fizz, woah!
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Veranda Of Life
08:11
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The lyrics are definitely optional. Arbritrary, too!
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Mike Anton Detroit, Michigan
Mike Anton has three bands: The Mantons, Factory Girls, and CHAW. Plus, Mike Anton is a solo performing songwriter. He has
music on a couple of other sites, but this site is where he's decided to archive some personal recordings not administrated by outside sources. Mainly, this is a site for his own personal stuff, and for the band CHAW.
Mike lives and plays music in the Detroit area.
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