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Debbie The Librarian
03:26
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she's like a switchblade knife, she'll carve you up like a dang knife fight
you'd better run for your life, when it comes to love she's the quiet type
she works at the library everyday from 9 to 5, trying to keep those books in line
knows the Dewey Decimal system backwards and to the side
I'm in love with Debbie (Debbie!)
she's my girl and the love of my life, I love Debbie
feels so good with her by my side, that's right
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Choking the Chicken
02:55
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everyday when the sun comes up I know just what to do
gonna have myself a good time before the day is through
don't care about going to work, even though I should
gonna choke my chicken and choke it real good
gonna choke my chicken
choking my chicken is sheer delight, gonna choke my chicken all day
and all through the night
ohhhhh yeah
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Quincy Newton Corning, New York
Quincy Newton is a ukulele playing song writer living in upstate NY.
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