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ClairE
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doesn't really = ClairE. But she'd like to think so.
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Let's take an indepth look at the band MxPx. Starting with the lyrics to punk rawk show. we ain't go no place to go so let's go to the punk rock show darling take me by the hand we're gonna see a punk rawk band notice the intricate spelling of the word, "rawk." What does this mean? Could it be an underground mass hysteria? A disgusting calmn falling over an empty crowded room? We go further. The song "I'm Ok, You're OK" is this a false sense of hope or just a rip-off of yuppy literature? "What's going on tonight? Is everything alright? I hope that nothing's wrong. I haven't seen youin so long. I'm away, you're here to stay and I'm away and you're ok You're here to stay and I'm away, you're here to stay and I'm ok" Notice how repitition is key. Delving further... Do Your Feet Hurt. "Can I call you sweetheart or even baby doll? If I had your number, you'd be getting a phone call" Pay attention to the number of times a reference to the telephone is made. Move to Bermerton: "When I meet a special girl She always lives somewhere else in the world I don't want to call her on the phone I wanna talk to her when I'm at home" Doing Time. "I remember times I had some were happy, some were sad memories me and my partners in crime throwing up a thousand times I got through it, I feel fine I went to school and did my time In a sense I'm out, in a sense I'm free to be what I wanna be" "I never did homework after school did all the things I thought were cool went out every Friday night I still do and I'm alright." Notice how every line rhymes a simple and beautiful rhythmic message. Andrea Meeting you was just so unexpected I guess I was scared of being rejected Since you were so nice I wouldn't think twice it is my consesus that mike herrera and mxpx are the greatest rhyming geniuses since the ramones.
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silentbob
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Meanwhile, the beatles have good rhyming skills. and the ex-beatles "Woman. i can hardly express, my mixed emotions and my thoughtlessness."
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ClairE
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I like fishes 'cause they're so delicious. I just realized I probably never would have thought to rhyme those two words. I am duly impressed.
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ferret
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to rhyme with skill, is like going up a hill first you must fall, before you know all climb back up again, my pride left to defend. and though my rhymes suck, i am not filled with muck.
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whome
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yeah yeah yeah I think Dar_Williams has mad rhyming skills. She rhymes so naturally, even if a lot of 'em are slant_rhymes. And Immortal_Technique. Yeah, I appreciate his rhymes, too. And lot more people that I can't think of.
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phil
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rhyming games played @ge 13 was still cool I remember still got the rules all laid out rhyme a bit spelling words and rhyming right the english vocabulary verbs are ill have you heard pulling ordinary pronunciation of my fish zones striking out over open holding sewer yelling moving digging plants poking pits
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phil
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drinking up their water underneath the breeze lambs left for slaughter hammers' beggin' please The late night slacker... The pringles stacker... The snapple snapper... The snack attacker; tacker Late night slacker is raiding your fridge won't pay you back for any of it next thing you know he's sleeping in your bed wetting his pants slacker slacker you think it's hard to be the boss but then you'll try and you'll see slacker slacker
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phil
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(the snapple sapper?)
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