Name: Minty Fresh Seattle
Duration: P00H01M03S
Description: from the Breath Mints to the Garages...you have our support

Minty Fresh Seattle

from Fresh Threats by Kansas City Breath Mints

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from the Breath Mints to the Garages...you have our support

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hey Seattle
I come from Kansas City
we were on a roll
then the Tigers made it stop
and then you came along
and made it right
now the crabs came crawling
it's time for a fight

came from the gutter then got dropped in Mild High
right next to you in the standings fairly high
watched you keep winning while our numbers grew and grew
and I can't help but cheer now that the spotlight is on you

I stick to the minty fresh
but I'm getting closer to seeing the light
open your garages
we're all from Seattle tonight

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from Fresh Threats, track released September 12, 2020
written and recorded by Hello Whirled (hellowhirled.bandcamp.com)

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