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Kentucky Fried Death
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My stomach is a graveyard
No living being can quench my bloodthirst
I swallow my emenies whole
‘specially if they’re kentucky fried
Kentucky
Fried
Death
Batter that shit in seven herbs and spices
Fry it up
That smell entices
My foes, and lures them to the slaughter
Get that fucking oil hotter
Kentucky
Fried
Death
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TigerSpectrum Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Us and a plethora of instruments. Us and a microphone. This us now.
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