The Tug At The Criminal Declaration
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The Tug At The Criminal Declaration
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You come back home
With the biggest laugh
He's upstairs
Sleeping all alone
We all forgot that
The season has passed
What's up johnny's
Nose is making him
Crawl back at our door
If i ever die,
I hope everyone's
Nice to my mother's other son
And this eulogy will walk home
With such tender feet
But i'm ready to...
To show this rascal
How much i could bleed
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