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There once was a Man with head like a bucket, Every time he spoke it sounded like hens being shot with a musket! His face looked like a cross between a stove and a rake. And every time he was seen; The children’s laugh would grow to a ruckus! He’d scream back things so obscene, That even insects fled the scene! And he sounded a hen playing trumpet. His tears would roll down his big bucket face, Subdued; he would walk down the street, With a simple trumpet of Fuckit’
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May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 5:33 AM UTC
Man with head like a bucket
There once was a Man with head like a bucket, Every time he spoke it sounded like hens being shot with a musket! His face looked like a cross between a stove and a rake. And every time he was seen; The children’s laugh would grow to a ruckus! He’d scream back things so obscene, That even insects fled the scene! And he sounded a hen playing trumpet. His tears would roll down his big bucket face, Subdued; he would walk down the street, With a simple trumpet of Fuckit’
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May 13, 2015
May 13, 2015 at 5:33 AM UTC
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