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Artist: Criminal
Canonical path: /criminal/city-baby-attacked-by-rats
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City Baby Attacked By Rats
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City Baby Attacked By Rats
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The memory lingers on
When you were the same as us.
Three months old a child
Still you lived off love and fuss.
City baby
City baby
City baby attacked by rats.
Residing in a squalid place
It can't be too much fun.
Your brain is getting eaten away
By the rat living in your skull.
A mutant at the age of one
A human rodent cabbage.
It's hard to think a tiny thing
Can do that much damage.
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