Dirty Platter
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Dirty Platter
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A cut up corpse
Was found in the drain
A victim of Nilson
The man was insane
He gave himself away
With the drain that was blocked
You think he could have found
A better hiding spot
He strangled young gays
For his perverted pleasure
Bathed them and washed them
Their love was his treasure
He murdered 16
Never once did he greave
For the young men he killed
Never wanted them to leave
Corpses in the cupboard
Some buried in the floor
If you dig around the garden
I think you'll find some more
The quiet young man
Who used to be a cop
He loved to take men home
And them give them the chop
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