Kill You On A Monday
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Kill You On A Monday
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I’ll kill you on a Monday
just for the fun
Slash away with my sword
watch your blood runs
Kill you on a Tuesday
make mincemeat of you
Smile and laugh
as I run you through
Kill you on a Wednesday
I’ll cut off your head
Put your head upon a pole
celebrate you’re dead
I’ll kill you on a Thursday
blow you to kingdom come
Laugh at the grieving
of your widow and your son
Kill you on a Friday
your blood I’ll spill
On Saturday boast
to your daughter you I killed
But on Sunday
to the chapel I will go
Where god he will thank me
for the duty I did show
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