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Live Free and Die
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LIVE FREE AND DIE
Your preexisting condition
Won’t affect my decision
But I am not some heartless old jerk
If you bind up your wounds
And leave the ICU
I’ll still give you coverage to work
I am the turtle king
Bought and paid for everything
Your chronic condition got you into this mess
Live free and die, I could medicare-less
Go forth and multiply
Even if that means you die
Apathy to all your other social ills
Pro life till you’re in labor
Not your right, just my favor
And say goodbye to birth control pills
I’ll git ya….
LIVE FREE AND DIE
(you know you’re gonna) LIVE FREE AND DIE
I am the turtle king
Bought and paid for everything
Your chronic condition got you into this mess
Live free and die, I could medicare-less
Don’t fret your bankruptcy
Better to avoid dependency
We the people, if you are rich and white
Promote the general’s welfare
Tax cuts, not your medicare
Grow the income gap, might will make right
I am the turtle king
Bought and paid for everything
Your chronic condition got you into this mess
Live free and die, I could medicare-less
LIVE FREE AND DIE
(I am the turtle king) LIVE FREE AND DIE
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Hostage (Live)
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Jockey Onassis Lexington, Kentucky
Once upon a time, there was a youngster who grew up in Camelot, but dreamed of riding the winner in the Kentucky Derby. He trained and practiced, practiced and trained, day and night. But his dreams were crushed when his parents sold him to a Greek shipping tycoon for a handful of magic beans and a Dead Kennedys CD. And they all lived happily ever after.... ... more
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