Well I come from a planet beyond the stars
Looking for some human body parts
I'm gonna to pull your body from your grave
'Cause I'm grave robbing u.s.a. !
And I'm riding around in my black starship
Looking for some crypts to kick
I'm gonna pull your body from your grave
'Cause I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !
And I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !
And I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !
And I'm digging up the dead today
'Cause I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !

Necrophiliac creatures of evil
Invade the planet earth
On a macabre cosmic mission
To dig up the dead !
Back in the summer of '76
I would dig up bodies to play with
And my favorite was the brain
'Cause I'm graverobbing U.S.A.!
And I wish I may, wish I might
Find me a cold dead corpse for me tonight
I'm gonna pull your body from your grave
'Cause I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !
And I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !
And I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !
And I'm digging up the dead today
'Cause I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !

And I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !
And I'm graverobbing u.s.a. !
And I'm digging up the dead today
'Cause I'm graverobbing U.S.A. !


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    i am actually gonna pull ur body from ur grave. but with wednesday im just gonna pull him lol im straight and so is he but im sure well work it out x

    RobinGraves197666on July 06, 2008   Link

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