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They Call Me Jelly well the feast hasn't even started yet and already my gut hurts bad should have never taken that bet 50 hot dogs is a lot for a lad I stuff my face on a regular basis a dozen eggs and a slab of bacon people stare can't believe their faces how many donuts have I now taken got me one of those empty legs I can stuff a lot inside my belly guess I might be just a little fat I suppose that's why folks call me Jelly but tomorrow's the day when I'll put it away taters and pies and turkey and peas I'll stuff my face all **** day hey that's my roll excuse me please yes I bounce when I jog to the next turkey leg get out of my way or I'll run you over save me some dessert I plea and I beg after this pie a whole box of Russel Stover yeah I'm fat but I really don't care kind of sleepy now guess I'll sit and watch some telly an apple pie or maybe even a pair guess that's why they call me Jelly Gomer LePoet...
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Sep 17, 2011
Sep 17, 2011 at 8:58 AM UTC
They Call Me Jelly
They Call Me Jelly well the feast hasn't even started yet and already my gut hurts bad should have never taken that bet 50 hot dogs is a lot for a lad I stuff my face on a regular basis a dozen eggs and a slab of bacon people stare can't believe their faces how many donuts have I now taken got me one of those empty legs I can stuff a lot inside my belly guess I might be just a little fat I suppose that's why folks call me Jelly but tomorrow's the day when I'll put it away taters and pies and turkey and peas I'll stuff my face all **** day hey that's my roll excuse me please yes I bounce when I jog to the next turkey leg get out of my way or I'll run you over save me some dessert I plea and I beg after this pie a whole box of Russel Stover yeah I'm fat but I really don't care kind of sleepy now guess I'll sit and watch some telly an apple pie or maybe even a pair guess that's why they call me Jelly Gomer LePoet...
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Sep 17, 2011
Sep 17, 2011 at 8:58 AM UTC
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