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Alice in Chains ~ Love Song


(spoken)love song take one (through megaphone)i love you, i'm not coming back bitch I think i should say something I can't see, i can't feel anything, i can't i can't Wash my face, cut out my teeth and tell me to grin My gums are bleeding! my gums are bleeding! I hate you, i hate you Get a fucking haircut! Go fuck yourself Rae dong chung Get something, get, get them, get them Get them, get the fuckin' midget Get the midget Get the fuckin midget Kiss the fuckin' midget "where the deer and antelope play..." Kiss the midget "that was perfect, you guys, that was great!" more free lyrics

(spoken)love song take one

(through megaphone)i love you, i'm not coming back bitch

I think i should say something

I can't see, i can't feel anything, i can't i can't

Wash my face, cut out my teeth and tell me to grin
My gums are bleeding! my gums are bleeding!

I hate you, i hate you

Get a fucking haircut!
Go fuck yourself
Rae dong chung

Get something, get, get them, get them
Get them, get the fuckin' midget
Get the midget
Get the fuckin midget
Kiss the fuckin' midget
"where the deer and antelope play..."
Kiss the midget

"that was perfect, you guys, that was great!"

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