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River City Blues
03:36
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Hip Hip Hooray
04:05
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Tequila song
03:50
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Hipster Dude
03:59
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Romance without finance Just some poor guys dream
Competing against the Hipster in 300 dollar jeans
You don’t know the difference
Between your coffee beans
thermomix in the kitchen , just to make a scene
With a Bushranger Beard and sleeve of Tattoo’s
Too cool for school Hes a Hipster Dude
You can wear a check shirt on you its not ironic
Drinking their Martini’s but you call it Gin & Tonic
Go to a Brewery Pay 8 dollars for a beer
You know your faking When you say its not dear
With a Bushranger Beard and sleeve of Tattoo’s
Too cool for school Hes a Hipster Dude
Solo over verse
I think he’s rather harmless In his hybrid car
Watches Documentaries eats @ Tapas Bars
I’m still hoping Beard boys will save the day
Long as there not too cool
Scare the Hipster Girls away
With a Bushranger Beard and sleeve of Tattoo’s
Too cool for school Hes a Hipster Dude
With a Bushranger Beard and sleeve of Tattoo’s
Too cool for school Hes a Hipster Dude
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The Trapps Wingham, Australia
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