| I stole a box of appliances
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| From a strip mall in your home town
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| I sent 'em to you at the station
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| In case you wanna spin you juice around
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| From your past life in the kick line
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| You used to give all your tips to God
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| I sent my meat truck door to door
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| While you were cheering for the squad
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| Well you’re the black sheep of the family
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| And when the black sheep learns to kill
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| You can leave Big Thighs, New Jersey
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| With a great big space to fill
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| There’s nothing sweaty in the second grade
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| As little Lenny when he brought the farm
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| There’s Christina on her promenade
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| And there’s Christina with a broken arm
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| What kind of film were we using back then
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| To try to take one for the team?
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| Who wrote the words to the songs we sang?
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| The death reggae of our dreams
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| Well you’re the black sheep of the family
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| And when the black sheep learns to kill
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| You can leave Big Thighs, New Jersey
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| With a great big space to fill
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| Long before I invented you
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| Before your lips were pierced with pain
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| I threw your thighbones on the fireplace
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| I watched you streaking in the rain
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| Now you’re living in a school bus
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| I hear that you’re running with a stud
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| I’d like to see you with your uniform
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| Laying open in the mud
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| Well you’re the black sheep of the family
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| And when the black sheep learns to kill
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| You can leave Big Thighs, New Jersey
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| With a great big space to fill
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| You’re the black sheep of the family
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| And when the black sheep learns to kill
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| You can leave Big Thighs, New Jersey
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| With a great big space to fill
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| Yeah |