1. |
R.I.P. Soft Serve
02:00
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It was a chilly day when Soft Serve died
I found her in her cage
And I just cried and cried
Cause no one else was home
She lay there, on her back
Limbs sticking in the air
Her mouth open a crack
And I could almost swear
That DQ didn't care
Well it just goes to show
You never know
When you're gonna kick the bucket
So you might as well just fuck it all anyways
She died she died she died
While I was falling in love with her
I was still getting to know her quirks
And her qualms
And now her skeleton is buried in the lawn
It was a chilly day when Soft Serve died
We buried her in May
And still I cried and cried
Well it just goes to show
You never know
When you're gonna kick the bucket
So you might as well just fuck it
The pet shop can go suck it
She died she died she died
While I was falling in love with her
I was still getting to know her quirks
And her qualms
And now her skeleton is buried
There's a rodent cemetery in the lawn
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Manspreading
02:35
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I'm not wanting anything
That you would not be willing
To provide me with
You abide me
It's so easy to despise me
But I'm difficult to hate
When you're with me every day
I am not who you think I am
I'm a lot bit dumber
I'm a little bit of a man
Please don't whisper so quietly
I'm annoyed by privacy
I get lonely
When I'm only
Talking to you
But you're slowly
Starting to see
I'm the worst
And you haven't been the first
I am not who you think I am
I'm a lot bit dumber
I'm a little bit of a man
How I sit on the train
Oh, you'll have to explain
That it's crammed
Don't believe me, I'm too impulsive
Unsure and needy, acting compulsively
And can't you see me? I'm so repulsive
I am not who you think I am
I'm a lot bit dumber
I'm a little bit of a man
Not who you think I am
I'm a lot bit dumber and a little bit of a man
How I sit on the train
Oh, you'll have to explain that it's crammed
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