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  Its not I who sought the novice it’s the novice who sought me cook went blind and drank too much and fed his guest on angeldust where did the pain start when did the symptoms begin where did the
Start what have the symptoms been? if my heads been through a windscreen why are all the eyeballs green? take me round the roundabout slow down, don’t stop bail out-pull out it was not I who bi
Sheriff it was the sheriff who bit me by my lambchops, buttercup what a crucifixion what a crucifixion mean I was bitten by a horse now I’m moving for divorce it took more than one man to change
Ame to shanghai lily what’s a cluckin chicken what’s a cluckin chicken need where’s the cluckin chicken where’s the cluckin chicken been



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