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Oh Boogie

from Supersonic by Union Jack

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lyrics

Oh Boogie (Feat. Crowley)

I am a monomaniac, listening to the same song, over and over, day and night, two weeks long
Music’s my soulmate, to me she’s perfect, as long as I’m not deaf I’ll enjoy myself
It’s my passion, my addiction, Good sound without restriction
No prescription to sing this song, All day long, Oh sing along!
There’s no dosage recommendations when you choose your own medication
I can’t live without music, she nurses me when I’m sick, a guaranteed result, it’s no homeopathy
Music is my medicine, more addictive than heroin, When I’m in lack of adrenaline
Play this song again, Over and over again, It came from my heart to your brain
Sometimes I fear, the only thing that keeps me here are these songs and I’m never coming home son
I might of dipped from the scene like soft serve ice cream But the music never left my soul, GO!
I abuse the music; quarter jack attached to my vein Cause the tunes I feel the only thing that keeps me sane
Hold myself hostage with one fucking song Now I’m blasting Union Jack through these headphones
There’s no dosage recommendations when you choose your own medication
I can’t live without music, she nurses me when I’m sick, a guaranteed result, it’s no homeopathy
Music is my medicine, more addictive than heroin, When I’m in lack of adrenaline
Play this song again, Over and over again, It came from my heart to your brain
You are what you listen to, so I am awesome, I do hope so!
Energy, Glee, Hello Nasty, The Dirty Boogie, The soundtrack of my best parties!
One pill, two pills, three pills, four, these pills just fuck you up, shut the fuck up, pick it up
Bring in the medication I want my songs injection, sensations that turn my world upside down
Music is my medicine, more addictive than heroin, When I’m in lack of adrenaline
Play this song again, Over and over again, It came from my heart to your brain

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from Supersonic, released February 1, 2017

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Union Jack Paris, France

Angry, raw and percussive, UxJ have been spreading their punk, rock & roll, hardcore and ska influences since 1997. This singular combination, refined along the years, results in the trio’s unique and original sound. The french combo, avid followers of the DIY, friendship and mutual aid ethics, have already released many records and played extensive amounts of shows all across Europe and Canada. ... more

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