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Ass Ponys ~ Not Since Superman Died


He was born to a whore On a flophouse floor They held him up and he cried Said have you ever heard A sound so sore Said not since superman died She cursed and hit And denied him tit 'til he grew and ate her alive Said have you ever seen such a mess Said not since superman died She was walking down Near the edge of town So they stopped and gave her a ride Said have you ever been to baltimore Said not since superman died She wagged her tongue As he gripped his gun And she touched his hand and he cried Said have you ever had a girl before Said not since superman died He was caught in the midst Of a nicotine fit It burned him up from inside Said otis do you have a cigarette Said not since superman died They wrapped her in a plastic bag And threw her over the side Said otis do you ever feel remorse Said not since superman died more free lyrics

He was born to a whore
On a flophouse floor
They held him up and he cried
Said have you ever heard
A sound so sore
Said not since superman died
She cursed and hit
And denied him tit
'til he grew and ate her alive
Said have you ever seen such a mess
Said not since superman died

She was walking down
Near the edge of town
So they stopped and gave her a ride
Said have you ever been to baltimore
Said not since superman died
She wagged her tongue
As he gripped his gun
And she touched his hand and he cried
Said have you ever had a girl before
Said not since superman died

He was caught in the midst
Of a nicotine fit
It burned him up from inside
Said otis do you have a cigarette
Said not since superman died
They wrapped her in a plastic bag
And threw her over the side
Said otis do you ever feel remorse
Said not since superman died

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