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Artist: Faxed Head
Canonical path: /faxed-head/rotten-cakes
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Rotten Cakes
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Rotten Cakes
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Rotten rotten rotten
Flipping rotten pancakes
Serving salmonella
Smiling winking service
Doctors like the pancake
They like the silver money
The cakes are two dollars
Rotten rotten rotten
Flipping cakes with discolor
To serve to hungry patrons
The dyrup hides the spoiling
That made their stomachs die
And fall out of human bodies
Leaving angry people
Who cannot eat spring of mint
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