I Ate Your Horse
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I Ate Your Horse
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Your dad took out a second mortgage to buy you a horse
You loved it, and took better care for it than yourself
You command it, cleaned it, and fed it apples every day
I was broke, drunk, and hungry, so i killed your horse, and ate
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I ate your horse
I ate your horse
I ate your horse
I ate your horse
When you came to the stable next morning
You found a pile of hair, teeth, and hooves
I hid around the back, to listen to you cry
Then i beat an old lady to death whit the leg bone
I ate your horse
I ate your horse
I ate your horse
I ate your horse
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