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No-one knows quite what I’ve been through
I wish I could tell you through the medium of song and sing that song to you
My spots are showing, my hair is growing
It’s almost past my eyes
My voice has deepened
And I’ve been sleeping in a lot more
My parents are saying ‘aye aye aye
He is a teen’ what does that mean?
Have I caught a disease or got an infected spleen?
I’ve been wearing tracksuit bottoms and hanging round the bus station
With a couple of chavs who, I fear, have a bad reputation
What can I do to cure this disease?
Maybe all I need is some TLC
Cause no one seems to see how bad it is for me
They say that I’m just a teenage dirtbag baby
And I am playing the ukulele
I’m just a teenage dirtbag baby like you
You don’t know who I am
And you don’t give a damn about me
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Pixelated Lovers
03:17
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Oooohooo ooohhooohohohoho
When I look at you
They say I’ll get square eyes, but that’s not true
‘cause all I ever do is star at you
I have a thousand friends but no social life thanks to you
Your face(book)
Is as beautiful as a thousand duckfaced selfies that I took
The time to give a like
The way I fell
Cannot be said in words so instead I reveal
My emojis, hashtags and I’ll tag you in a picture that I took
Pixelated lovers (I get square eyes when I look at you)
Pixelated lovers (I get square eyes, I get square eyes)
We’ve never touched, we’ve never met, I don’t know your real name
Weve only liked, weve only shared and I know your username
Off by heart, when we’re apart it’s because I’m charging you
Pixelated lovers ( I get square eyes when I look at you) (x3)
I’ll tag you in a picture that I took
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An Ode to Jeremy
04:16
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Jezza C, you always wear tweed
Jezza C, you’ve got a prick-ly white beard
In terms of British politics, youre the one that I would pick
If I was old enough to vote
For Jezza C
When I went to school they said ‘if you want to go far
You have to dress up smart oh you have to look the part’
But since I took one look at you, I decided it’s clearly not true
Jezza C, we love you
(solo)
Well if you moved in to number 10 you’d turn it into a co-op
Eating baked beans with your cat and everyday you’d show up
To work on train, never again would we see a private helicopter
Jezza C, you’re the man for me
Ooh Jezza C will you marry me?
I know you’re not gay and I know you’ve got kids
And I know you’ve got a wife and I know where you live but
Jezza C will you marry me?
Well you might be a Russian spy and you might be a member of the IRA
But I know that youre not a nazi
And youre better looking than Theresa May
Oh well we’d be harassed by the mainstream media
But they’d put it on your Wikipedia page, we’d never age
Cause this a proposal through a song
And Jezza C, please don’t get me wrong
If I’m rejected, I still hope that you’re elected but
Jezza C will you marry me?
Cause Jezza C you were made for me
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Oppression
02:39
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Teenage Jesus
03:41
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Fake Glasses
01:54
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Unconscious
01:33
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Reheb
02:21
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Lamdton Worm
04:57
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Isaac Hughes-Dennis Todmorden, UK
Isaac Hughes-Dennis is a politi-folk comedy musician and occasional magician who combines eloquent wit, upbeat tunes and
bold political statements for the pleasure and entertainment of any given audience.
Described as ‘Tim Minchin on steroids’ and ‘The most un-politically correct young person’, Isaac Hughes-Dennis is not one to be missed.
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