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Tuna Fish Bolero

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Tuna Fish Bolero

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This town

This town

Is a Sealed Tuna Sandwich

Sealed Tuna Sandwich

With the wrapper glued

With the wrapper glued!

It's by baloney on the rack

It goes for 40 cents a whack

It's just a rancid little snack

In a plastic bag

From a matron in La Habra

With a blown out crack

Who dies to suck the fringe

Off of Jimmy Carl Black!

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