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Cleese SIR GALAHAD : Michael Palin SIR ROBIN : Eric Idle GOD : ??? FRENCH GUARD : John Cleese MINSTREL : ??? LEFT HEAD : Terry Jones MIDDLE HEAD : Graham
Ain't nothin better then southern Cali weather From spring to the summer to the middle of December Never need a sweater cause it barely gets cold I
my money to the source and said fuck the man in the middle Talkin' hard, soft, heroin, green, that's what we had boy Erica was the bag lady, I was
my money to the source and said fuck the man in the middle Talkin' hard, soft, heroin, green, that's what we had boy Erica was the bag lady, I was
ooh Yo, go whereyalike Ooh, I see, I see, I see guys and girls dancin', ooh, ooh I mean rich, poor, high, low, or upper-middle class, Let's all
go whereyalike Ooh, I see, I see, I see guys and girls dancin', ooh, ooh I mean rich, poor, high, low, or upper-middle class, Let's all get
the future, come to believe Younger generations, come meet All you kids, just take a seat Introduce the education station So that there will be no bad
the middle distance, several tragedies are playing. I'm beside myself. Big sister, can you hear him, can you hear him? I'm beside myself. Big sister, can
All these women hit me at the same time in the morning Things I be avoiding, Shantae, her middle name Shantae, anyway She was fucking me and her ex
the semtex But in a fact Czech is so peacfull place to stay Just avoid that injection At station’s railway Afraid of giant tyrant? Boo boo I’m an immigrant
bullied and shoots up his school And they blame it on Marilyn and the heroin Where were the parents at? And look where it's at! Middle America, now it's
bullied and shoots up his school And they blame it on Marilyn and the heroin Where were the parents at? And look where it's at! Middle America, now it's
four hour garage, or any service station I lead my life in a quest for information Since surrounded by pies and books Middle-aged drivers and deranged
Hi you, yes you, eyes blue, I’m new High school, fly shoes, young shmoo, debut Hi you, yes you, eyes blue, I’m new High school, fly shoes, young
inspiration On that pirate radio station Coming out of Luxembourg and Budapest Radio signal, clear as can be I'm so deep in love that I can hardly see
Wonder if I have the energy to say something this time, Passing the closed-for-good sandwich store headed to the train line Middle school
everything cool But I know people that died in that pool I know people that died in them schools Now what is the survivor to do? Got to no trailer, you
bullied and shoots up his school And they blame it on Marilyn and the heroin (ahh) Where were the parents at? And look where it's at Middle America, now
They met at the station on the outskirts of town she was headed to school he was nowhere bound he needed directions she gave him a smile they struck
got me grooving College classes gimme Elbow Pain but they still smoothing We stuck in school bitch Still stuck in school bitch Call that a Glue Trip
garage or any service station I lead my life in a quest for information Sensurrounded by pies and books Middle-aged drivers and deranged cooks They
Mega Man from Zero Have you talking in a pillow Banana splitting in a middle Big letters, in my titles You would have thought the raps were full of caps
these drugs gonna touch Used to gang bang, ain't really thug that much Rather have some thick broads than a Dutch to clutch Went to school in Baton
to Fox My middle finger to cops, uh Dead opps but we live on these blocks Gram rocks for delivery No electricity, the middle of December but the city
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