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The Clock Song
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I want to make a clock
Tick tock, tick tock
With no chimes, and just a knock
Tick tock, tick tock
Tick tock, my clock
Tick tock, my clock
Enjoyed by you and me
You'll see, you'll see
It'll last through eternity
You'll see, you'll see
Tick tock, my clock
You'll see, eternity
I want to make a clock
Tick tock, tick tock
And my clock will really rock
Tick tock, tick tock
Tick tock, my clock
Tick tock, my clock
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Tiny Men With Forks Indianapolis, Indiana
Riding on the cusp of reality for some time, a split songwriter and an inflatable dinosaur go on the adventure of a lifetime. In an attempt to express their own unoriginality, the guise of a band is formed. Oh but the music, the music is real.
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