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Slap My Cunt

from Sugapaptuch by Brandon Edge

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slap my cunt, slap it good
slap my cunt like a good girl should
take it to the limit, i'll see you in hell
insular formulation like a turtle's shell
disconnect the dildo, force the dick in its slot
remember to be thankful for all that you've got
supplement a facet, impress me with smarts
blow me like a temperamental nintendo cart
sow the seeds of fashion and supposed good taste
fuck me in the ass, pour candle wax on my face
slow it down, take your time to say nothing
blow up the town with a motherfucking nuclear weapon
slap my cunt, slap it good
slap my cunt like a good girl should
so you killed a cop, now you're on the run
what did you think that was going to accomplish
when you get sent up to prison i can't make you cum
guess you're just a moron after all
behind the shroud of the self, therein lies the deception
but it's based on fibers and neurons and immeasurable erections
slap my cunt, slap it good
slap my cunt like a good girl should
too much stress, too much strain
may god bless and relieve my spiritual pain
oh the pain oh the pain, it's pounding like the rain in my brain
slapping my cunt is a good thing to do, slapping my cunt will make me like you

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from Sugapaptuch, released October 13, 2013

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Brandon Edge Texas

Austin, TX-based songwriter. 30 albums avail. on bandcamp or elsewhere [youtube & mediafire]. All downloads are FREE or name- your-price! See my FB artist page [linked below] for full discog and links to almost all of my music [click the "about" tab then click "see more" under where it says "description"] ... more

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