Ink Stains
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Ink Stains
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All the Holocaust deniers
To a bath house warm and quiet
Complimentary soap
Complimentary haircut
And gas 'em up until they know that
All the ink stains on their wrist mean business
And God is the almighty witness
I wish they'd cure the friendly neighbors
Of the disease which makes them haters
You who accuse the dying of lying
You can't tell fake from honest crying
Argentina steakhouse
Swiss Bank gold card
Aren't gonna help you when you're going out
So who'd be the Jew to make the papers?
Drenched in blood up to your blue Jew eyeballs?
And God in his almighty wisdom
May somehow grant an open season
On the Holocaust deniers
In a bath house warm and quiet
Complimentary soap
Complimentary haircut
And gas 'em up until they know that
All the ink stains on their wrist mean business
And God is the almighty witness
I wish they'd cure the friendly neighbors
Of the disease which makes them haters
Ooooh, Ooooh, Ooooh, Ooooh, Ooooh
Ooooh, Ooooh
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