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Alice Donut ~ Cain


Guess you heard About the incident At the high school It's unfortunate Out by nag's head Diamond marsh They say the body Was found in parts You need good friends Times like these My heart's bleeding For the family Good to meet ya You can call me cain Good old comfort In the pouring rain Yeah good to meet ya You can call me cain My heart's bleeding From all the pain You're a good egg I can tell Gonna get to know ya Real well Marietta! No one's leaving now No one's getting out more free lyrics

Guess you heard
About the incident
At the high school
It's unfortunate

Out by nag's head
Diamond marsh
They say the body
Was found in parts
You need good friends
Times like these
My heart's bleeding
For the family

Good to meet ya
You can call me cain
Good old comfort
In the pouring rain

Yeah good to meet ya
You can call me cain
My heart's bleeding
From all the pain

You're a good egg
I can tell
Gonna get to know ya
Real well

Marietta!

No one's leaving now
No one's getting out

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