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DᐳEᐳSᐳUᐳMᐳEᐳTᐳAᐳL
03:57
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She's forgotten her car keys
and the flowers for her friends.
They say she's a harpee,
she is on her meds.
Cause you're holding onto someone special,
educating someone who's mental,
giving the fat pigs a facial,
we all listen to DᐳEᐳSᐳUᐳMᐳEᐳTᐳAᐳL
She's mates with Roy Focker
and he's completely faced.
She's in with the rockers
but it's not to her taste.
Let it go.
No one knows,
where she goes.
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DᐳEᐳSᐳUᐳMᐳEᐳTᐳAᐳL_RᐳOᐳT
03:57
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She's forgotten her car keys
and the flowers for her friends.
They say she's a harpee,
she is on her meds.
Cause you're holding onto someone special,
educating someone who's mental,
giving the fat pigs a facial,
we all listen to DᐳEᐳSᐳUᐳMᐳEᐳTᐳAᐳL
She's mates with Roy Focker
and he's completely faced.
She's in with the rockers
but it's not to her taste.
Let it go.
No one knows,
where she goes.
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