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Silver Cigarette Case
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Jamie, he doesn’t mind what you’re wearing,
Cos you look really nice on the weekend,
At the Cross Street Café jamboree, can
I have one from
Your silver cigarette case
In your silver cigarette lace
Ooo ooo your cigarette waste
From your silver cigarette case
All the Plastics
Share their match sticks la-la-la
The elastic
Social antics are-la-la
Ashley, she doesn’t hide what she’s feeling
In her cocaine mind she’s on the market
For a waif in a robe to share a quellazaire,
Do you dig her abode?
Above the Lebanese place
In her Lebanese space
Ooo ooo a Lebanese taste
For the quellazaire waif
All the plastics
Share their match sticks la-la-la
The elastic
Social antics are-la-la
Don’t you want to do the…
Be a dressed down denizen…
So then kill some darlings
And fall in line
All the Plastics
Share their match sticks la-la-la
The elastic
Social antics are-la-la
All the Plastics
Share their match sticks la-la-la
The elastic
Social antics are-la-la
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Mini Simmons Auckland, New Zealand
Mini Simmons are a NZ based Blues-Rock band that captures the stomping swing of the wild 70’s with groove oriented bell-
bottom flare.
Dreamt up on the pacific highways of Mexico, electrified campfire séances propelled the band onto the stages of the Auckland club scene. Hard working and hard living, it was here they honed the intense high-energy live show for which they have earned a name.
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