1. |
TUJO JOHNSON
02:22
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Tujo Johnson
Tujo Johnson mental elevator
Tujo Johnson metal levitator
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2. |
NUTTING RALPH
02:25
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Garret laughed
David ate
Nutting Ralph
And then Beth left
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3. |
MICHAEL SPIDER
03:35
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Michael Spider
Pulled out a piece of piper
And he started writing
Michael Spider
Decided he'd decipher
The piper in the morning
He was dreaming
But he wasn't sleeping
He had a dream
To tell you and me
To follow our dreams
He wanted to be
A motivational speaker
Michael Spider
Motivational speaker
Michael Spider
Had a dirty diaper
Laying there alone
Michael Spider
Called out for his wiper
But his wiper wasn't home
Then he started feeling bad
Because that piece of piper
Was the only thing he had
then he stopped being sad
Because Michael remembered
A reason for being glad
It was his dream
To tell you and me
To follow our dreams
He wanted to be
A motivational speaker
Michael Spider
Motivational speaker
Follow your dream
Michael Spider
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4. |
POOR AARON
01:22
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Poor Aaron
Cameron doesn't care
He's standing there with Brandon
while Poor Aaron sits alone in a chair
And its making him sick
To watch her kissing Rick
But which Nick will Poor Aaron pick to be the one
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5. |
DADDY BEECHAM
01:46
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There was a guy
In between my tooth and all these falling leaves
Daddy Beecham slew his wife in 1983
Not '93
There were a bunch of ladies laughing
As they walked into a cabin
Inside there was Daddy Beecham and the guy
And Daddy Beecham was belly dancing
There was a guy
In between my tooth and all these falling leaves
Daddy Beecham slew his wife in 1983
Not '93
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