| Hobbling out the back, looking for a gun
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| Pack of Winnie blues and the Bundaberg rum
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| Voices in my head, from ripping on the bong
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| Victims in the shed in the 40 gallon drum
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| Tripping of my head, sucking on the citric
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| Silly ol' mate out sitting in the pig shit
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| Hammer in the veins, hallucinating mind
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| A forty pack of bulbs and a Stanley cask of wine
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| I’ll stab you in the face if you come around to mine
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| I’ll stab you in the face if you come around to mine
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| Silly ol' mate got his head on the block
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| The old blunt axe, one big chop
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| Silly ol' mate got his head in the dirt
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| Educate a guess, slaving to the grind
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| The parrot spreads his wings, the parrot learns to fly
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| It’s a disaster, straight into the window glass
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| You can’t fly faster, old King Parrot, broken bastards
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| Silly ol' mate got his head on the block
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| The old blunt axe, one big chop
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| Silly ol' mate got his head in the dirt
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| The old magpie gets eyes for dessert
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| Silly ol' mates got a lesson not learnt
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| That’s the reason silly ol' mate got burnt
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| The deal gets better when it ends in death
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| Silly ol' mate got blood on his breath
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| The moral to the story is the king of the parrots knows best |