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Disaster
03:19
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Before you feed your crumbs to weary beast you're standing on
Settle a bet: What happens when you feed her nothing at all?
'Cause eating's what made her wither, and now she's dead and gone
Careful, what you pick off the bone may cause biological harm
Pretty please disaster
Complete disaster
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Mt. Oblivion
02:38
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Way up on Mt. Obilivion, I lost my keys in the snow
What a day at the Cafeteria of Your Depraved Soul
What's it for?
What's that button do?
Who are these people? They're so tall
How did I ever get so old?
Even the proselytizers know it
Even the high-risk lovers know it's bad to be incompetent
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