If You Figure This Out, We'll Suck Your Dick

The Left Rights

I might but I dough say toooo
Clippy, breakin' down, kissin' freaky-style
Oh baby, got your wreckin' ball coming out my am,
Got your whorey vacuum cleaner, wear it like a ghostbuster
Da da da, hold it, hold it
Got swastem too, tooooo
Clippy, breakin' down, kissin' freaky-style

(FUCK!)
((FUCK SHIT!))
(Shit you, you) ((you)) (Mmmm-anson)
((Mazda))
(Mazda)
(Aww, Mazda)
((Mazdell)
(SHIT!!)
((FUCK!))
(Doo, de Manson!)
*laser shot*
((Good))
(FUCK!)
((FUCK!))
(MANSON! SHIT!)
((Manson))
(Mazda)
((Mazda?))
(Ozzy rullz)
((Mazda?))
(Ozzy...rules)
((FUCK!))
*laser shots*
(FUCK!)
((Manson...rawr)

You got me buggin' out,
Like a Frankenstyle Monsta' baby,
Oh baby, got the wreckin' ball coming out my ass,
Got the vacuum cleaner, wear it like a ghostbuster
But I can't step over that puddle
'Cuz I missed it, hope I got 'em all shrunk down,
My dough was coming out for YOU!


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