1. |
New Addiction
03:45
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Are you listening to Makeout Palace
Ew
And my
My new addiction
And my
My sacrilegion
And it's all nothing its gonna be twice as bad
Every single fucking day
What you mean is what you say
So let's
Let's let it worsen
Mistakes were made, sure
But you're still just a terrible person
And it's all nothing, its gonna be four times as bad
Every single fucking day
What you mean is what you say
And its really such a shame
What you mean is what you say
Colin
And you still don't know what you're talking about
But you're so fucked up that you say it loud and
And you still don't know what you're talking about
But you're so fucked up that you say it loud and
You still don't know what you're talking about
But you're so fucked up that you say it loud and
You still don't know what you're talking about
But you're so fucked up and its ahhhh
And my
My new addiction
And my
My sacrilegion
And its all nothing its gonna be
So fucking bad
Every single fucking day
What you mean is what you say
And its really such a shame
What you mean is what you say
And it goes
Lalalalalala lalalaa
Lalalalalala lalalala
Lalalalalala lalalala
Lalalalalala lalalala
Lalalalalala lalalala
Lalalalalala lalalala
Every single fucking day
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2. |
I Know, I Know, I Know
04:27
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3. |
Uh Oh (Surprise)
04:19
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4. |
Strange Birds
03:34
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5. |
Mulligan
04:25
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6. |
Pirates
02:58
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7. |
Shut The Fuck Up
04:37
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8. |
Marty McFly
06:49
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Makeout Palace Boston, Massachusetts
a band of friends
we make music for people to dance to, laugh to, cry to, and kiss to (not necessarily in that order)
boston based
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