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Artist: Possum Dixon
Canonical path: /possum-dixon/john-struck-lucy
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John Struck Lucy
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John Struck Lucy
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(This is a very important announcement.)
Lucy is being photographed by John on the bathroom floor.
John is taking pictures of Lucy.
The wall is dripping from the sink.
And John struck Lucy.
John, the boss, the lover, the giant and a lot of things.
He hit her with a stick. (Price check on four)
And John struck Lucy. (Yeah, number four)
Go away.
Then John struck Lucy. (2x)
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