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Artist: The Nerve Agents
Canonical path: /the-nerve-agents/the-vice-of-mrs-grossly
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The Vice Of Mrs. Grossly
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The Vice Of Mrs. Grossly
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Hey Mrs. Grossly...mistaken
You old and weathered fallen angel how is it
That you came
To be here? Irresistibility played you...made
You a fool
Hey Mrs. Grossly...mistaken
Now shackled and chained
To the rather deranged
How is it that he loves you?
Hitting the floor...
Slammed into the door...
Face to his fist...
He must be hard to resist
Resist!
Hey Mrs. Grossly...resist!
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