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Every night my lips need cortisone
Ears are ringing as much as the phone
Every motion is reduced to blurs
And I always seem to slur my slurs
I’m real hairy but my head is bald
So I had some black spray paint installed
My skin’s texture is like garlic bread
When I sneeze my nose shoots pencil lead
Things ain’t right with my head
Never thought I needed protection
Now I shoot in thirteen directions
When she went down I promptly unsheathed
When she came up, she was missing teeth
Feel asleep despite the orange glow
When I woke up it had grown a toe
It turned green then it started to spread
And my size can just be left unsaid
Things ain’t right with my head
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Cus' I don't like baths
And I don't like clothes
Cus' I don't want no soap
In my home
I'm a germ
Cus' I don't like sprays
And I don't like wipes
But please don't kill me
Cus' I'm alright
I'm a germ
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Beside 5
01:47
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Scored myself some jazz cabbage
Need to slow down the heart rate
For those who say it make I dumb
At least I know metric system
It’s just a token of tokin’
The devil’s romaine
I lost the keys again
It’s just a token of tokin’
Now whatcha say?
I wasn’t listening
I ate all the cream-cheese spread
Woke up in my sister’s bed
Start talking to pet rabbit
Pretty soon he’s talking back
It’s just a token of tokin’
The devil’s romaine
I lost the keys again
It’s just a token of tokin’
Now whatcha say?
I wasn’t listening
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Mysterious Stains Jacksonville, Florida
Just a guy making music to slip in the shower to.
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