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Welcome Mat ( Part 1) Lyrics by Aboriginal (Miami)

4.656%

2007

[Verse 1]
I know a house on Bird and 75th
The lights are dim, there’s always plenty to drink
It stinks of liquor and there’s bud in the room
Music fills the atmosphere like the sun and the moon
Where we consume these poisons in various forms
Instruments that we can barely afford
The floor is buried in cords with an assorted mix
Of RCAs, monster cables and as well as the 1/4 inch
The more we think, the more we care to write
About this 1,000 square foot paradise
The more we think, the more we care to write
About this 1,000 square foot paradise…

About “Welcome Mat ( Part 1)” by Aboriginal (Miami)

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"Welcome Mat ( Part 1)" is credited to Aboriginal (Miami). Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Welcome Mat ( Part 1)" appears on "4.656%" in 2007.

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