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Artist: The Sick Lipstick
Canonical path: /the-sick-lipstick/come-get-yr-eggs
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Come Get Yr. Eggs
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Come Get Yr. Eggs
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John, Jeff, Joe
Come get your eggs.
John, Jeff, Joe
I made you some eggs.
John, Jeff, Joe
Come get your eggs.
Stick your tongue
Down my throat
Make me gag in my garden.
Dear John:
I can't see you anymore
Don't you know the score?
You called me a whore.
I take your sweaty hand.
You spin me around the yard.
Teachers tell my Mom.
You break my cigarettes.
You broke my cigarettes.
You broke my cigarettes.
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