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Birthday Party, The ~ Just You And Me


First: i tried to kill it with a hammer Thought that i could lose The head Sure! we've eaten off the silver (when even food was against us) And then i tried to kill it in the bed Second: i gagged it with a pillow But awoke the nuns inside My head They pounded their goddy-goddy fists (from the inside - so from the outside) I got good: i stuck it. dead Thirdly: i put my lips upon it And blew a frost across Its flat I wrote upon its outside-surface "tonite we're on the outside-surface" Just you and me girl: you and me and the fat more free lyrics

First: i tried to kill it with a hammer
Thought that i could lose
The head
Sure! we've eaten off the silver
(when even food was against us)
And then i tried to kill it in the bed
Second: i gagged it with a pillow
But awoke the nuns inside
My head
They pounded their goddy-goddy fists
(from the inside - so from the outside)
I got good: i stuck it. dead
Thirdly: i put my lips upon it
And blew a frost across
Its flat
I wrote upon its outside-surface
"tonite we're on the outside-surface"
Just you and me girl: you and me and the fat

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