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Cherry Poppin' Daddies ~ Bobby Kennedy


They pumped out his stomach thirty barbie heads Using a calculator he made it rain for deb For deb, he made it rain for deb Lives on sugar packets and moldy dumpster bread With deadly kung fu action, he's killin' gooks in his head He's rockin' out, he's passed out in his chair Girl, he was wigglin' one-hundred percent of his hair -- over there Four dimensions, the black box, they put in his brain -- for you He had a mongrel puppy, always smeared with mud They found it half eaten rolled up in a persian rug He's rockin' out, he's passed out in his chair Girl, he was wigglin' 100% of his hair -- over there Four dimensions, the black box, they put in his brain more free lyrics

They pumped out his stomach thirty barbie heads
Using a calculator he made it rain for deb
For deb, he made it rain for deb
Lives on sugar packets and moldy dumpster bread
With deadly kung fu action, he's killin' gooks in his head
He's rockin' out, he's passed out in his chair
Girl, he was wigglin' one-hundred percent of his hair -- over there
Four dimensions, the black box, they put in his brain -- for you
He had a mongrel puppy, always smeared with mud
They found it half eaten rolled up in a persian rug
He's rockin' out, he's passed out in his chair
Girl, he was wigglin' 100% of his hair -- over there
Four dimensions, the black box, they put in his brain

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