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Ass Ponys ~ Casper's Coming Home


This is sadness and here's what you can do with it Leave it in a dumpster for the garbage man to find This is disappointment and here's what you can do with it Punch it in the stomach and blacked both it's eyes And rest assured that you don¡®t have to worry I can face your ghost alone Turn off the telephone and close the curtains Casper's coming home This is sadness and here's what you can do with it Tie it to a cinder block and shove it in the lake This is disappointment and here's what you can do with it Lay it out in a casket and drop it in a grave And rest assured that you don¡®t have to worry I can face your ghost alone Turn off the telephone and close the curtains Casper's coming home more free lyrics

This is sadness and here's what you can do with it
Leave it in a dumpster for the garbage man to find
This is disappointment and here's what you can do with it
Punch it in the stomach and blacked both it's eyes

And rest assured that you don¡®t have to worry
I can face your ghost alone
Turn off the telephone and close the curtains
Casper's coming home

This is sadness and here's what you can do with it
Tie it to a cinder block and shove it in the lake
This is disappointment and here's what you can do with it
Lay it out in a casket and drop it in a grave

And rest assured that you don¡®t have to worry
I can face your ghost alone
Turn off the telephone and close the curtains
Casper's coming home

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