Last Exit
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Last Exit
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Fuck off
Fuck off cunt...
And then he hit me with a brick...
Right under the poster
And I fell in the mud
I said 'Don't kill me'
Then he hit me with a brick
Then he hit me with a brick again
Then the blood went out of my cheeks
Then the blood hit the ground and it mingled with the mud
The blood and the mud mingling under the poster
And I looked up at the poster
I looked up and saw the poster
It was a picture of Prince Philip
Prince Philip was fucking the Queen
Prince Philip was fucking the Queen
And the Queen was going 'Again, do it again, Philip, please Philip, fuck me Philip'...
Got on the Central Line
Came up to these two kids
And the two kids kicked me in the teeth
I spat out three teeth
And I looked up
And I looked up at the poster...
And I looked at Prince Philip
And he was kicking me in the teeth
And the Queen was saying 'Fuck me again Philip'...
And he said 'Don't hit me with that brick. Don't suck my prick.'
Poster
Fuck off
Fuck off.
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