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You're such a fucking hebe You're always freebasing pennies You went to a plastic surgeon And got your nose enlarged You've got a tattoo of a penny- you're a hebosaurus Your uncle's Murray Lender- You're a hebosaurus You know all the words to Yentil- you're a hebosaurus You're breath smells like a bagel- you're a hebesaurus You have a yamaka welded on your head You've tried to shoot up money You beat off inside of banks I want to stuff you in an oven You've got a tattoo of a dradle- you're a hebosaurus You idolize Gene Simmons- you're a hebosaurus You think Scott Ian's cool- you're a hebosaurus Your breath smells like matzoballs- you're a fucking hebosaurus more free lyrics

You're such a fucking hebe
You're always freebasing pennies
You went to a plastic surgeon
And got your nose enlarged

You've got a tattoo of a penny- you're a hebosaurus
Your uncle's Murray Lender- You're a hebosaurus
You know all the words to Yentil- you're a hebosaurus
You're breath smells like a bagel- you're a hebesaurus

You have a yamaka welded on your head
You've tried to shoot up money
You beat off inside of banks
I want to stuff you in an oven

You've got a tattoo of a dradle- you're a hebosaurus
You idolize Gene Simmons- you're a hebosaurus
You think Scott Ian's cool- you're a hebosaurus
Your breath smells like matzoballs- you're a fucking hebosaurus

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