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God Talks To The Man And The Ox

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Wckr Spgt Canonical path: /wckr-spgt/god-talks-to-the-man-and-the-ox Related lyric paths: 6
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God Talks To The Man And The Ox

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Look what you've done to that Sacred Shroud

You shit eating sons-of-bitches

Why I oughta

You better clean it up

Or I'll kill everyone on Earth

And that includes your fucking mountain

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