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I Don't Care (Ramones)
01:06
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Hosoi Rocks
01:07
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blasting 8 foot airs back to back
after smoking a joint he will attack
layback on the wall never stall
six foot judo air
king of the world everything will change
verts dead and gone everyone to blame
smoke a bit of meth do a little time
now he rolls the line
hosoi rocks
he still skates he still rips
hosoi rocks
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Fishtail
01:22
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bones brigade video show
this is a high ollie zone
hanging out with johnny rad he tells me that he's your dad
frontside method rocket comb your
watch ray barbee no comply
rodney mullen casper slide
bustin street plants with mike v
sf hill bomb tommy g
frontside method rocket comb your
have you seen him animal chin skating down your block
got a question need to ask him
will his ramp be unlocked
frontside method rocket comb your greasy hair
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Loud Mouth (Ramones)
02:11
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street sweeper British Columbia
3 piece skate rock from vancouver island's west coast.
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