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Dump The Bass
05:31
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i ran right through
right through the gates of hell
and i said oh well
here comes a horror spell
you better stay awell
from satan oh hell
and i said oh well
welcome the living dead
welcome them
to the devils hell
and he said oh well
here comes the horror spell
i ran right through
right through the gates of hell
oh well
dump tha bass
dump dump tha bass
i said
dump the bass
dump dump tha bass
dump dump tha bass
terrodactile
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Blackend Xmas
06:40
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Blood Monster
07:48
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Black Cheese Planet
33:01
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CheeseN Noiese
10:28
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THE KITSCH MINISTRY OF SATANIC MAGIK Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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