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Rag

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Rag

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Rag, your face is like my uncle my uncle is a jungle a jungle is

a tangle a tangle makes you strangle. And Rag, a rose is not a

robot and whores in need of hose save three cents for thin ski

pants. And Rag, you chose your hell a whole lot, and then you

complain when you find your hole's too deep and too hot.

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