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LITTLE BABY LULLABY Poor little baby Your Daddy doesn’t care. He’s still around someplace But we don’t know where. Hush little baby Your Mama doesn’t care. She ran off with someone From the Renaissance Fair. Precious little baby Light in someone’s eyes We pray that your parents aren’t Immune to all your cries. Annoying little baby Your country doesn’t care. Go find your food and drink But find it all elsewhere. Boohoo little baby Your teachers don’t care They have tests to pass out. No time for them to share. Lonely little baby Jesus is your savior As long as you truly are The right and proper flavor. (Repeat until it is no longer accurate.) Brent Kincaid 3/30/2015
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Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 5:18 AM UTC
Little Baby Lullaby
LITTLE BABY LULLABY Poor little baby Your Daddy doesn’t care. He’s still around someplace But we don’t know where. Hush little baby Your Mama doesn’t care. She ran off with someone From the Renaissance Fair. Precious little baby Light in someone’s eyes We pray that your parents aren’t Immune to all your cries. Annoying little baby Your country doesn’t care. Go find your food and drink But find it all elsewhere. Boohoo little baby Your teachers don’t care They have tests to pass out. No time for them to share. Lonely little baby Jesus is your savior As long as you truly are The right and proper flavor. (Repeat until it is no longer accurate.) Brent Kincaid 3/30/2015
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Mar 31, 2015
Mar 31, 2015 at 5:18 AM UTC
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