Billy Bob Jackson
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Billy Bob Jackson
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Good evening, ladies and gentelmen
Welcome to another show in this electric building
I'm your host for tonight, Billy Bob Jackson, and I can tell you it's going to be a great event
Tonight we've got two special entertainers
Two bitches, two bitches in chains, well at first, ha ha ha
You can call me a dog, but I can tell you I'm not stepping into that circle
I can fell it's going to be an excellent evening tonight
I know that both Emma and Judy are quite prepared
I can sense the energy. The electricity. Can you feel it?
The dog is going to die
The dog is going to die
The dog is going to die
Men, money and bye bye
Woof, woof, you're dead
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