1. |
Gay Eyes
00:57
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you scare me when you have that look in your eyes
that glass cut stare
im mesmerized
when you look at me
when you look at me
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2. |
Cop Kisser
01:37
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O-N-L-Y
EAT SHIT AND DIE
When do you stand there
you bore me to death
beyond belief
beyond relief
fuck the world
fuck you too
to the brink of extinction
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3. |
Jungle Fever
01:07
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shades of brown
all around
shades of brown
all around me
i quiver
i got the jungle fever
in between those sheets
i make you scream and you make me cream
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4. |
Moby's Dick
01:32
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were out of our minds
we fight all night
what we dont know
the leader knows
your god is wrong
suck on this bong
follow my lead
join the lightning cult
joining the light
tasting the fire
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