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Jack Off Jill ~ CumDumpster


C-c-c-c-call me cumdumpster C-c-c-c-call me a cunt C-c-c-call me clever Is that still ok D-d-d-d-did you watch the TV Or hear it on the radio Watch out for afteschool specials Are we still ok Well Ok You call, and I'll answer Make me understand Why I have to hate you That's quite ok C-c-c-c-cumdumpster C-c-c-c-cunt C-c-c-call me clever Is that still ok D-d-d-d-did you tap the payphone Or read it in a magazine Becoming afterschool specials Are we still ok Well ok You call, I'll answer Make me understand Why I have to hate you That's quite ok C-c-c-c-cumdumpster C-c-c-c-cunt C-c-c-call me clever Is that still ok D-d-d-d-do you still need me Now that I'm a monster Paranoid media frenzy Tells me I'm ok You call, I'll answer Make me understand How I have to hate you That's quite ok You call, and I'll answer You'll ask and I'll lie As I grow to hate you That's quite ok Quite OK more free lyrics

C-c-c-c-call me cumdumpster
C-c-c-c-call me a cunt
C-c-c-call me clever Is that still ok

D-d-d-d-did you watch the TV
Or hear it on the radio
Watch out for afteschool specials
Are we still ok
Well Ok

You call, and I'll answer
Make me understand
Why I have to hate you
That's quite ok

C-c-c-c-cumdumpster
C-c-c-c-cunt
C-c-c-call me clever
Is that still ok

D-d-d-d-did you tap the payphone
Or read it in a magazine
Becoming afterschool specials
Are we still ok
Well ok

You call, I'll answer
Make me understand
Why I have to hate you
That's quite ok

C-c-c-c-cumdumpster
C-c-c-c-cunt
C-c-c-call me clever
Is that still ok

D-d-d-d-do you still need me
Now that I'm a monster
Paranoid media frenzy
Tells me I'm ok

You call, I'll answer
Make me understand
How I have to hate you
That's quite ok

You call, and I'll answer
You'll ask and I'll lie
As I grow to hate you
That's quite ok
Quite OK

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