John and Kitty
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John and Kitty
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this tragedy fills in my mind - daughter of a whore - born from lust
i can see it in your eyes - throw it away - pushed to the side
a pipedream reality in my father's veins - i want to scream
you killed my dreams - when i look in the mirror - it's not you - it's me
so spread your legs and feel the disease - come and rape me
i'll pull you with me as i bleed
so spread your legs and feel the disease - come and rape me
i'll pull you with me as i bleed
i hate you with all my heart you motherfucker
horror is the look on your face - a thousand times you have been raped
mother look into my eyes - do you see my father's face? do you?
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