Mars, Arizona
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Mars, Arizona
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Fat lip! at the base of your spine
Lay back, drink some slime
You're not gonna like this at first
You're not gonna like this
How do you know you won't like it?
Not at all
Oh c'mon
Go,
C'mon
Give me some of your stink
I'm gonna put my stink over your stink
Get that sweet stink
Ain't gonna help ya, ain't gonna help ya at all
You got that fat lip baby let's have a ball
Ohh C'mon
Yeah c'mon
Take it off son, easy
I'll tell ya everything that I'm thinking of
Well I can't talk now with my mouth full of love
I waded through the biggest mouth knee deep in mud
Well that fat lip, sweet stink
How you like it now, huh?
Most of all
Go c'mon
Go c'mon
ohh, yeah
C'mon
Ohh
Ohh
Ohh
Yeah
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