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Dad's Bad News
 
  Don’t believe a word your grandfather says
He’s been classified grade a psycotik
You can see it from the hole in his head
A saner man would have used a bigger gun

Degeneration ah ah ah ah ah
The lunatic clause was written for you

The story spoken is a story unheard
By you so listen cause it’s unbelievable
A certain trait has passed while while centuries turned
This certain trait has been a family tradition

No simple way to tell you son
We share the same red tainted blood
I’m gonna kill me, you’re gonna kill you
Killing you

Don’t believe a word your grandfather says
Don’t believe a word your grandfather says
Don’t believe a word your grandfather says
He’s a psycotik, grade a psycotic



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