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Nazi Zombies Fuck Off
01:21
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Nazi Zombies Fuck Off
Here come the Nazis
Kill 'em all kill 'em all kill 'em all
They're also zombies
Run away run away run away
Those racist scum
They'll eat your flesh and they're all about brains
So grab your gun
Let's end this undead fascist regime
Oh
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Couple Beers, Couple Years
I don't wanna change the world
I could only make it better
With a glass of mellifluous love filled with mini pearls
Of carbonated bubbles of gas
And all I wanted was to have a beer
And watch the game
But Nicole fucked me up
And now I'm gonna have to walk home
Nicole fucked me up
And now I'm gonna have to walk home
Home
All I wanted was a beer
Not ten or fifty million
But enough to drown out the pricks yelling in my ear
Chanting “U.S.A.” whenever they scored
I bet they never even watched a fucking
Game before
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Wet Goddess
01:58
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Wet Goddess
I open a can of albacore
And it takes me back to 1974
When I met you in the moonlight
Dreaming of fresher shores
The light was reflecting off your dorsal fin
And your eyes were inviting me to go for a swim
We made love in the water
Coming up for air now and then
But my heart is landlocked
Cause you're never coming back
My love has swam away with you
Then I fell in love with your passionate grin
And I never thought that it was a sin
When I'd come home in the morning
Smelling of coral and gin
Cause it felt so right and it felt so good
But my friends and family never understood
If you've never fucked a dolphin
You probably should
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Little Kicks Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Is that a Seinfeld reference?
Bart - D
Griff - G/V
Matt - G/V
Michael - B
RIP
Jeff (G - 2014)
Sam (D - 2014)
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