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A Shit Show In Syndication (The ReRuns)

by The Jeffertons

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New song recorded exclusively for the Dangerfest 2015 Compilation cd

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If the world wasn't such a dick, I might welcome the forgiving click,
of the Russian roulette barrel against my temple,
but the only way not to see, any more of these atrocities,
is to gouge my fucking eyes out with a pencil,

and how fitting it's a number 2, the world's full of shit and so are you,
it's all over my hands like my fingers poked right through,
this one ply world isn't even good enough to wipe my ass,
not after this stomach churning, bowel burning diarrhea blast,

well I hope I didn't get any on ya, i'll blame it all on the bad lasagna,
made up of layers and layers of losers, liars, phony prayers,
in this game we're all players, but we can't all be scottie pippen,
and now our shorts are drippin',

dear fuck what the god am I gonna do? the world's full of shit & so are you,
it's all over my hands like my fingers poked right through,
this one ply world isn't even good enough to wipe my ass,
not after this nostril torching, sphincter scorching diarrhea blast

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released June 22, 2015

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The Jeffertons Minneapolis, Minnesota

New Wave of Midwest Death Neo-Classical, Heavy Stoner, Speed, Symphonoic Black, Progressive, Power, Sludge, Goth, Industrial, Doom, Thrash, Pop-Punk.

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