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Alice Donut ~ Mad Dogs On A Bone


I guess it's liver again. Can't you make some pork? Have you heard of this animal called a pig ? Watcha do to this pudding ? My ulcer's starting to bleed. This sludge's obscene - quick, get my gun! I-i-i-i want that filth off my screen. Degenerate game show pornography. Mr. john birch is having troubles Fulfilling his marital obligations. God you're getting fat! Can't you suck in that gut ? Change the channel too, i wanna watch the news. She threw the baby out the window, Pervert on angel dust. Liberal new york faggot scum atheist. I-i-i-i sometimes dream: I'm a dressed girl, With ho chi minh, In the prison yard. Balls and chain. Balls and chain. Mad dogs on a bone. more free lyrics

I guess it's liver again.
Can't you make some pork?
Have you heard of this animal called a pig ?

Watcha do to this pudding ?
My ulcer's starting to bleed.
This sludge's obscene - quick, get my gun!

I-i-i-i want that filth off my screen.
Degenerate game show pornography.

Mr. john birch is having troubles
Fulfilling his marital obligations.

God you're getting fat!
Can't you suck in that gut ?
Change the channel too, i wanna watch the news.

She threw the baby out the window,
Pervert on angel dust.
Liberal new york faggot scum atheist.

I-i-i-i sometimes dream:
I'm a dressed girl,
With ho chi minh,
In the prison yard.
Balls and chain.
Balls and chain.

Mad dogs on a bone.

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