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Disco Potato

from Project Nomad by The Quagaars

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Written by Prime8.

Recorded at Neon Chimp Studios.

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Verse 1:
Why do you cram onto the dance floor,
Where they play the same songs everynight,
Sneaking of into the powder room,
For orgies, cocaine and fights,
You've drank so much that you don't even care,
That you're dinner's now on your tights,
Something tells me in the morning you'll feel,
That something just isn't right,

Chorus:
And why do you leave those potatos on the dance floor,
And why did you leave those oranges at the door,
Did you just come here looking for someone to adore,
Will you still come hear when your body can take no more,

Verse 2:
Who left their underwear,
Lying underneath the DJ decks,
Why are you rubbing your face,
Into the hairy obese man's pecks,
Jumping from the balcony,
May end in broken necks,
Something tells that these people,
All failed their last health checks,

CHORUS.

Verse 3:
There's a carpet of cigarette butts,
Because you can't use an ashtray,
The place closed an hour ago,
But you don't want to go away,
You're bruised and bloody,
But I guess that's the price you pay,
Something tells me you'll do,
The exact same thing the next day.

CHORUS.

credits

from Project Nomad, released July 30, 2019
Prime8: Synths, Guitars, Vocals.
Checkers: Drums

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The Quagaars Melbourne, Australia

Originating from the Planet Quagaar, The Quagaars began making music together in the year 2000. Prime8 and Checkers released 2 albums, 2010's "Dodge City Tombstone" and 2016's "Eternal Candlelight" before being joined by NiniCat during the making of their 3rd album, "Evolver" in 2018.
The Quagaars: Bringing The Quagaarian Sound to the ears of Earth for 20 years and counting. ... more

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