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DINOSAUR.
03:54
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I’ve reached my break point
I’m sorry to say
That I’ll probably eat you
Later today
Who the hell thinks
On the 405
“Damn it’s good to
Be alive”
I’m a goddess
I’m a creep
I’ll trade my coffee
For one misdeed
Hey, mutherfucker!
Whaddaya know
I’m a dinosaur!
Hey, mutherfucker!
Whaddaya know
I’m a dinosaur!
I’m polite to others
What a pain
Wouldn’t smashing
Be all the same
Introspection
May be overdue
Or I could put this
All on you
I’m a goddess
I’m a creep
I’ll trade my coffee
For one misdeed
Hey, mutherfucker!
Whaddaya know
Watch my stomach grow
I could eat a thousand subway cars
Do bad they don’t make spices this large
But you should taste just fine
Hey, mutherfucker!
Whaddaya know
I’m a dinosaur! [x3]
Hey, mutherfucker!
Whaddaya know
Buildings are like reeds
They snap between my hands
And produce screams
The army says hello
But they’re so weak
Cannons tickle
Like a feather in the breeze
There’s a hunger
That cannot be tamed
A bird brain has no
Logic to contain
This historic carnage
I am triumphant
I am a legend
I need an outlet
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