The Ash Grey Proclamation
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The Ash Grey Proclamation
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Well the shuttle bus is leaving us
It has collected 50 souls
Who have redefined our roles
And in the curtain there are holes
So we can see them
Look at them go!
Well I soaked up a little fire and grease
In the name of peace
And fats grabbed Applehead
From his king size waterbed
And Queen Cigarette pronounced him dead
So she could free them
Look at them go!
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