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Core Anthem
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If you want a new start in a new kinda town
You wanna get to the core, you just head straight down
Sing hi diddle ai diddle ai di fi
Diddle ai diddle ai day
Things sometimes explode, it's a little hot there
But we keep the place running and what we've got, we share
Sing hi diddle ai diddle ai di fi
Diddle ai diddle ai day
We grow machines and we build our food
Can we fix it? That's what we do!
Sing hi diddle ai diddle ai di fi
Diddle ai diddle ai day
We got a blaseball team, they sometimes win
They're call the Mechs and they'll be champs again
Sing hi diddle ai diddle ai di fi
Diddle ai diddle ai day
We play with wrenches and prosthetic bats
Or normal ones if you're into that
Sing hi diddle ai diddle ai di fi
Diddle ai diddle ai day
Built a wifi router outta metal cans
Our band plays TVs and electric fans
Sing hi diddle ai diddle ai di fi
Diddle ai diddle ai day
There's room for anything you wanna make
Every room's a workshop, just mark your space
Sing hi diddle ai diddle ai di fi
Diddle ai diddle ai day
We got folks from everywhere, robots too
Whatever you make, there's a place for you
Sing hi diddle ai diddle ai di fi
Diddle ai diddle ai day
So come on down and see the core
I promise you won't wanna leave no more
Sing hi diddle ai diddle ai di fi
Diddle ai diddle ai day
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Garlic Bread & Roses Washington
queer country folk trash
we strive for earnestness first,
catchiness second,
and everything else a distant third
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