McMassacre

Macabre

You go to McDonald's
To eat a hamburger
The next thing you know
It's time for your murder
The McDonaldland killer
Pops in by surprise
Pumping his lead
Between your eyes

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McDonald's is your
Kind of place
It's such
A happy place
Where are you now
Ronald old buddy
Where are you now
The fries are all bloody

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McDeath
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    this is definitly about the shooting - crazy shit

    greatdisintegrationon November 06, 2007   Link

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