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Kool Aid
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Sofa King
03:16
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I Wanna Dance With You
02:54
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Letter From Roy
02:04
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Going Kokomo
03:10
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Razor Teeth
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Farewell Warning
02:43
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Royel Otis Sydney, Australia
In the lyrical justice system, the people are represented by two seperate yet equally important groups: The Royel, who investigate rhyme, and Otis, who prosecutes the offenders. These are their stories.
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