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(Ch) Let’s go to the landfill
C’mon down to the landfill
Everybody’s going to the landfill
Won’t it be fun!

There’s lost toys in the landfill
Lotsa noise in the landfill
Girls and boys in the landfill
Won’t it be fun!
There’s broken clocks in the landfill
Orphan socks in the landfill
Keyless locks in the landfill
Won’t it be fun! (Ch)

There’s dead trees in the landfill
Poisoned fleas in the landfill
Massacrees in the landfill
Won’t it be fun!
There’s flat tires in the landfill
Burnt out wires in the landfill
Muck and mires in the landfill
Won’t it be fun! (Ch)

There’s empty jars in the landfill
Cracked guitars in the landfill
Movie stars in the landfill
Won’t it be fun!
There’s so much waste in the landfill
All over the place in the landfill
There’s no more space in the landfill
Won’t it be fun! (ch)

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from Hey Kids! It's Uncle Pappy's Fun Time!, released January 1, 2018

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Thaddeus Spae Seattle, Washington

A 40-year veteran of the Folk Wars, Thaddeus Spae has played venues from Tipitina's to the EMP. He's an award-winning songwriter whose works range from quirky to literate, guardedly sentimental to outraged and sarcastic, performed on a panoply of instruments acoustic and electric, in a profligate variety of styles encompassing folk, hard rock, jazz, blues, electronic and more. Website: tspae.com. ... more

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