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Birthday Party, The ~ Junkyard


I am the king. i am the king. i am the king. One dead marine through the hatch Scratch and scrape this heavenly body Every inch of winning skin There's junk in honey's sack again Honey honey honey honey honey Come on and kiss me-e-e-e-e-e Honey honey honey honey honey Honey-child's takin' over this place Two dead marines standing in a line Drink to me! this heavenly body Every inch of winning thing Honey honey honey honey honey Come on and kiss me-e-e-e-e-e Honey honey honey honey honey Honey-shild's takin' over this place Hack hack hack hack this heavenly Yack yack yack yack yack goes junk-face Scratch scrape scratch this winning skin There's junk in honey's sack again There's junk in honey's sack again There's junk in honey's sack again Junk in honey junk in honey Junkyard king junkyard king King king king king king more free lyrics

I am the king. i am the king. i am the king.

One dead marine through the hatch
Scratch and scrape this heavenly body
Every inch of winning skin
There's junk in honey's sack again

Honey honey honey honey honey
Come on and kiss me-e-e-e-e-e
Honey honey honey honey honey
Honey-child's takin' over this place

Two dead marines standing in a line
Drink to me! this heavenly body
Every inch of winning thing

Honey honey honey honey honey
Come on and kiss me-e-e-e-e-e
Honey honey honey honey honey
Honey-shild's takin' over this place

Hack hack hack hack this heavenly
Yack yack yack yack yack goes junk-face
Scratch scrape scratch this winning skin
There's junk in honey's sack again
There's junk in honey's sack again
There's junk in honey's sack again
Junk in honey junk in honey
Junkyard king junkyard king
King king king king king

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