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Rocket2Rectum
04:13
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Ooo
Have you seen my rocket?
It tastes just like a candy cane in sun
Ooo
What's that in your pocket?
Be advised we're here to have a little fun
Juice up your boosters
Gripping your rooster
Rocket to rectum go!
Rocket to rectum
It's time to inject 'em
Full thrust is better
When dad wears his sweater
Ooo
Have you seen my rocket?
It's red just like trucks that put out z flame
Ooo
What's that in your pocket?
No one can say zat we are z ones to take blame
Ooo
It's smashes like hammer
(tell me have you see her)
Yeah, we like M.C. Hammer
Ooo
My rocket's too legit
It's too legit
It's too legit
It's too legit to stop... I mean, quit
Juice up your boosters
Gripping your rooster
Call me an I can make it juicing for you
(rocket to rectum, go!)
Juice up your boosters
Gripping your rooster
Juice up your boosters
Gripping your rooster
Rocket to rectum
It's time to inject 'em
Full thrust is better
When dad wears his sweater
Rocket to rectum
It's time to inject 'em
Full thrust is better
When dad wears his sweater
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Live Pudding
02:19
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Men
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