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The Story of the Zoo and the Monkey (second version)

from You've Heard This by The Marmars

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In middle of 1982, someone's born in her beautiful zoo. The zoo of a happy family with her beautiful twin sisters too. In 97, someone's said that her dad was passed away. Then I can figure out that the bad news was shocked her on that day. One year later after that time, I was on a party that made me fun. I saw her there for the first time that made me happy and more fun. After the party, I was think it's done. But what I had in two days later? I saw her in her high school uniform. And she was chewin' her bubble-gum. I saw she was holding paper-money that she recieved from her mom. I was wondering if I were her friend, then I can hold her tiny hand. But I saw her monkey was there. A fuckin' rich munk. But I don't care. I was confused of how could that monkey had a girl as beautiful as her. But that's the story in two years ago. Now I know that she was alone. But now I'm chatting with her on phone right on my bed with my cell-phone. But my head is empty. And I don't know what to say. And I'll call her again someday. Still wondering if I were her friend, then I can hold her tiny hand. But another monkey was there. Now I feel it's not a fair share. I wish I could be her last monkey.

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from You've Heard This, released April 1, 2006
You've heard this track on "Still Punx Still Sucks" Compilation (My Own Deck / Ryan's Records)
Recorded in 2001 by Luthfi Rahman at Dialog studio, mixed by Maruli Hasiholan at his bedroom.

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