See Ya later Alligator
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See Ya later Alligator
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See you later aligator
Think i'll meet you in the cellar
Don't you think you'll fuck me over
Cos' I'll pick the time and hour
See you later alligator
gonna taste my fire power
gonna be your cure for cancer
I'm gonna be your puppet master
What do you want / What do you get
What do you see / Now the killer is free
See you later alligator
I gotta be your final answer
I'll be your queen I'll be your sister
I'll be your lovin' hangin' wire
See you later alligator
Don't you run there is no shelter
I'll be your shining funeral pyre
I'll be your hitman fire fire
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