Pretty Good Joke
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Pretty Good Joke
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Everybody’s dying
Already bored of just living
It’s not enough
My friends were eaten
Slowly alive
Somewhere it’s christmas
All the time
Sorry, everybody issorry.
Everybody is sorry
Guilty dirty sorry
Bodies, filthy, horrid bodies
Doing what the bodies
Only know to do
Everybody’s waiting
To turn of age,
Become a weapon,
Give the nest a shake
Oh, what a pastime!
Pretty good joke.
Nobody gets it
And fake a laugh
Sorry, everybody issorry.
Everybody is sorry
Guilty dirty sorry.
Bodies, filthy, horrid bodies
Doing what the bodies
Only know to do.
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Dan Mangan + Blacksmith performs "Pretty Good Joke", and this lyric page sits inside the Dan Mangan + Blacksmith catalog on LyroVerse.
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