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I can see, in your sea what I threw, went right through your lack of class, so get to class you flea, you flee fear will show, fear the show for busted acts, four battle ax an eerie moan, an eerily mown level plane, yet too plain so start the rite, so start to write your words to savor, you worried saver and this I saw, and with this saw cut to sear, seek the seer a spirit pryed, an unleashed pride giant gorilla, stealthy guerrilla so send the pros, we speak in prose you leave your prince, you leave your prints simple minds racked, simply mind wracked so slow your roll, know your role kneel and pray, kneel you prey you maid from Rome, you'remade to roam with worn sole, with warn soul spirit's cold, under coaled start the fire, weapons fire send the horde, send the ****** forget the gaffe, remember the gaff speed for the gate, speed is the gait if death feign, or if death fain let you pass, or may you pass
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Jan 29, 2011
Jan 29, 2011 at 5:56 PM UTC
Seas Steal, Seize Steel
I can see, in your sea what I threw, went right through your lack of class, so get to class you flea, you flee fear will show, fear the show for busted acts, four battle ax an eerie moan, an eerily mown level plane, yet too plain so start the rite, so start to write your words to savor, you worried saver and this I saw, and with this saw cut to sear, seek the seer a spirit pryed, an unleashed pride giant gorilla, stealthy guerrilla so send the pros, we speak in prose you leave your prince, you leave your prints simple minds racked, simply mind wracked so slow your roll, know your role kneel and pray, kneel you prey you maid from Rome, you'remade to roam with worn sole, with warn soul spirit's cold, under coaled start the fire, weapons fire send the horde, send the ****** forget the gaffe, remember the gaff speed for the gate, speed is the gait if death feign, or if death fain let you pass, or may you pass
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OnlyEggy
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Jan 29, 2011
Jan 29, 2011 at 5:56 PM UTC
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