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Subway Tunnel
03:09
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Going downtown and we’re gonna go down
In the underground tunnels to look at the art.
We’re sixteen and bored and will run by the War Memorial
And climb a little fence and sneak beneath the city.
Down here together to find that Liz Dagger
The Rochester underground way, and we’re OK.
Creep along this ledge with me and
Look way down at the Genesee and then
Jump on down about eight feet
Into the dark and where there is art.
Down here together to find that Liz Dagger
The Rochester underground way, and we’re OK.
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Skate Roc
03:15
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Just out of bed and I grab my skateboard,
Slip on my Converse, and I’m heading out the door.
Cruising through Eagle Ridge, ramp's out on Rawhide.
Drag it down to Vollmer and try to do wall rides.
Catch a ride downtown, hang out at Samurai,
Kickflip at Key Bank, the curb down at the Y.
Chased away from U of R, kicked out of RIT.
Our wheels keep guiding us to new society.
We keep riding and the road keeps gliding
‘neath our wheels and guiding us on.
We keep riding and the road keeps gliding
‘neath our wheels and guiding us on
to another spot where we can skate.
Back out to the burbs to the Jefferson Tops.
The bank in back is sweet, but here come the cops.
East Henrietta Wegmans got the bank around the side.
Ollie to the metal pipe and bust a board slide.
We keep riding and the road keeps gliding
‘neath our wheels and guiding us on.
We keep riding and the road keeps gliding
‘neath our wheels and guiding us on
to another spot where we can skate.
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Thunder Rolling
02:04
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It Floated Away
02:20
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Cult of Personality
02:16
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