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Ass Ponys ~ Dirty Backseat Car Thing


It's nothing but a dirty backseat car thing Just listen to that jesus jumper sing He's got the angels in his throat But the devil's down there in his scrote The way he drags it in the dirt Is enough to make your stomach hurt But to call that mock messiah king It's nothing but a dirty backseat car thing I am the truest man of god I am the one and only son Sheddeth thy robe proveth thy love It's nothing but a dirty backseat car thing She kissed that pulpit pounder's ring I tried to talk her down to earth But she kept on babbling about rebirth She gave up all her worldly goods She claims he's just misunderstood But the shit that bible banger slings It's nothing but a dirty backseat car thing I am the truest man of god I am the one and only son Sheddeth thy robe proveth thy love more free lyrics

It's nothing but a dirty backseat car thing
Just listen to that jesus jumper sing
He's got the angels in his throat
But the devil's down there in his scrote
The way he drags it in the dirt
Is enough to make your stomach hurt
But to call that mock messiah king
It's nothing but a dirty backseat car thing

I am the truest man of god
I am the one and only son
Sheddeth thy robe proveth thy love

It's nothing but a dirty backseat car thing
She kissed that pulpit pounder's ring
I tried to talk her down to earth
But she kept on babbling about rebirth
She gave up all her worldly goods
She claims he's just misunderstood
But the shit that bible banger slings
It's nothing but a dirty backseat car thing

I am the truest man of god
I am the one and only son
Sheddeth thy robe proveth thy love

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