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Sex Toy Boy
00:48
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Little Jim was out for lunch
Wandered off without a hunch
In the store window he couldn't have missed
On the nearest shelf he saw a rubber fist
Sex toy boy
Little Jimmy's box of his favourite toys
Sex toy boy, oh boy oh boy
Mom and Dad's pride and joy
Sex toy boy
Sex toy boy
Sex toy boy
Sex toy boy
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Gang in Blue
02:21
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Oh hey, I hope I didn't spook you there
But it seems there's been a report in this area
Don't make a move and don't try to fight
Keep quiet and you might make it through the night
I've got a badge and you're just a kid
No one will believe you when you're dead
We've got a blue code of silence we keep our quotas in utmost haste
You'll be targeted much sooner depending on your race
The State Trooper's here and he's going to pull the trigger
with media attention oh his ego's getting bigger
Pull the plug on the protest and pay your way out of here
You pig, you sociopath the only words you have
I'm going to shoot you
Shoot you
Shoot you
Shoot you
Open fire, peaceful protest
Open fire, peaceful protest
I killed the protest
I killed the protest
I killed the protest
I killed the protest
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00:34
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