The Junky Jews
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The Junky Jews
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it was so very long ago
in California desert snow
on film was caught a burning bush
up many hills a stone was pushed
the junky jews, so much to lose
the junky jews sing the blues
Corey Feldman took the stand
a sequel to the ten commands
Red Sea parted in his veins
beholding he who has no name
the junky jews, so much to lose
the junky jews sing the blues
the junky jews, so much to lose
the junky jews sing the blues
and the world was shining like a jewel
but on the surface very cruel
so Jesus picked up his guitar
and sang about a shooting star
sang about a shooting star
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