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Artist: Crackout
Canonical path: /crackout/montreal-massacre-mark-lupine
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Montreal Massacre (Mark Lupine)
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Montreal Massacre (Mark Lupine)
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Mark went out with his rifle
To the University of Montreal
Divided up a classroom
And then shot only girls
Mark Lupine
Killed fourteen
In Montreal
He only shot girls
He must have hated women
To do what he did
He divided up a classroom
And the females lives he did end
Mark Lupine
Killed fourteen
In Montreal
He only shot girls
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