Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Guttermouth
Canonical path: /guttermouth/good-friday
Related lyric paths: 6
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Good Friday
Read Good Friday lyrics by Guttermouth on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Good Friday
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thank you for the easter bunny
sitting at my door
it wasn't made of chocolate
but it shit right on my floor
thank you god for christmas trees
return the gifts for money
thank you for my paycheck
now here's your 10%
I'd love to give you more
but I barely make my rent
thank you lord for turning
fruity grapes right into wine
it sure does make it easy
to try out my pick-up line
once there was no T.P.
inside my hotel room
the bible had 10,000 pages
but I only used a few
sunday school such a joy
forced to fondle reverend roy
good friday
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