My God prefers hc
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My God prefers hc
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Girls and boys all over the world
Are ruining their lives
With listening such stuff as
Jason Donovan... And the Simple Minds
Yea, Kylie Minogue and especially
That horrible 'Beach Boys'-band
They're both into Satan, I'm sure of it...
So both them should be banned.
refrain:
Disco will die off the shelves, it goes PMRC
This means war
My God won't admit your shit
My God prefers hardcore.
But no, we're not censoring anything
We just want to protect our children...
So let's not give them that evil disco-stuff anymore
Our God's so rightful: first he gave us his only Son
And now he gave us hardcore...
refrain
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