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*Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee Sing this little song with me.* Pull out your worn fiddle and bring lethality, I've put on my dancing shoes. *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee,* Hurry, hurry, not much time left to lose, But I'm tired of this **** ritalin musicality. We were supposed to grow out of it and history. Aren't you too old for another *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee,* ******* on thumbs, clinging to mother, Screaming, crying, bathed in **** and finality. We're recycling *** and morality And pretending we invented the *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee,* Crusaders, solving the eternal dilemma, Self-righteous smiles bleeding duality. Here is the prophesied castration of personality, And I suppose you're best for being self-aware *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee,* Dance a little closer to me if you dare, Bathing in **** seems to have a certain sensuality. *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee Sing this little song with me.*
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Sep 28, 2016
Sep 28, 2016 at 10:57 PM UTC
Fiddling Song
*Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee Sing this little song with me.* Pull out your worn fiddle and bring lethality, I've put on my dancing shoes. *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee,* Hurry, hurry, not much time left to lose, But I'm tired of this **** ritalin musicality. We were supposed to grow out of it and history. Aren't you too old for another *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee,* ******* on thumbs, clinging to mother, Screaming, crying, bathed in **** and finality. We're recycling *** and morality And pretending we invented the *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee,* Crusaders, solving the eternal dilemma, Self-righteous smiles bleeding duality. Here is the prophesied castration of personality, And I suppose you're best for being self-aware *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee,* Dance a little closer to me if you dare, Bathing in **** seems to have a certain sensuality. *Hey, hey, hey ****** ****** dee Sing this little song with me.*
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Sep 28, 2016
Sep 28, 2016 at 10:57 PM UTC
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