Elvis Was A Skinhead
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Elvis Was A Skinhead
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Elvis was a skinhead
He wore a greaseball wig
Ate fried chicken every day
He was a real fat pig
Elvis had no hair at all
He wore a porkchop on his head
Elvis used to be the king
But now the fucker's dead (he's dead)
On the day he died
Fat old women cried
Too many drugs one day
Made him go away
Elvis lived with Hitler
On his last few days of hell
Played Las Vegas 15 times
And ate at Taco Bell
On the day he died
Fat old women cried
Too many drugs one day
Made him go away
On the day he died
Fat old women cried
Too many drugs one day
Made him go away
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