Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dead Milkmen
Canonical path: /dead-milkmen/part-3
Related lyric paths: 6
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Part 3
Read Part 3 lyrics by Dead Milkmen on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Part 3
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I Saw You Naked and You Were Chasing a Pig
So I Led the Police to Your House and Showed 'em Where to Dig
You Thought You Could Live in Peace
But I Saw You Naked and I Called the Police
I Saw You Naked and I Saw the Terrible Things You Did
I Saw You Naked and You Know It Made Me Sick,
I Saw You Naked You Were Camping With Scouts
I Know They Earned Some Merit Badges When the Lights Went Out
How Could You Touch Those Children?
I Saw You Naked and You Were Holding a Trout!
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