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Pizza Sunrise
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Rooster: "Cock-a-doodle-doo!"
Well don't you hear that rooster crowing?
Let's saddle up our horses
head out with the sunrise
we're gonna stuff our faces
Because we're having a Pizza Party
and you're all invited
so if you got the money, honey
I'll show you a real good time
at the Pizza Party
Shaun: "Say, Danny, what do you like on your Pizza?"
Danny: "I like pepperoni, anchovies, skyscrapers, David Bowie,
alarm clocks, bull cocks, telephones and tube socks
and don't forget the gasoline."
We're having a Pizza Party
we're gonna grab our sweethearts
and dance close with the lights down
and maybe find true love
at a Pizza Party
Shaun: "Danny, what else do you like on your Pizza?"
Danny: "I like beatniks, sheep shits, paychecks and phone sex,
train wrecks, regrets, here come the warm jets!
Baby daddy, that's how I roll!"
At a Pizza Party
at a Pizza Party
At a Pizza...
at a Pizza Party
Rooster: "Cock-a-doodle-doo!"
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The Handle Calgary, Alberta
The Handle is a legendary country rock supergroup comprised of members of local underground favorites Devonian Gardens and The Psychic Alliance. Known for their blistering live sets, twin guitar histrionics and golden-throated vocal harmonies, The Handle has established themselves as one of the brightest stars in Calgary's cowboy firmament. ... more
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