Drunken Skinhead
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Drunken Skinhead
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What can you do with a drunken skinhead
Early in the morning
Shave his head with a rusty razor
Early in the morning
Put him in jail until he's sober
Early in the morning
What can you do with a spiky pinhead
Early in the morning
Salt and butter that trendy faggot
Early in the morning
Feed him to a hungry skinhead
Early in the morning
Bones are bashing and there ain't no stopping
Early in the morning
Put on your boots, and let's go stomping
Early in the morning
N.D.G., where we grew up
Montreal, where we grew up
Early in the morning
Ooh, oh, up she's rising
Alright, up she's rising
Early in the morning
Alright, up she's rising
Early in the morning
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