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The Cure
Chesty Puller said before he died
There was five things that he wanted to ride

Tricycle, bicycle, auto-mobile
A four legged pony on a ferris wheel

I said tricycle, bicycle
Auto-mobile
A four legged pony
On a ferris wheel when i get to heaven saint peter will say how did you earn your liven how did you earn your pay i will reply with a voice of thunder i mad my living killing down under

when i go to bars girls they will say how did you earn your liven how did you earn your pay i will reply with a cool head nod i made my living killing for my god

when i get back home hippies will say how did you earn your liven how did you earn your pay i will reply as i pull out my knife get out my way before i take your live
Everywhere we go
People wanna know
Who we are
And where we come from
We come from an island
Motivated Island
We come from an island
Motivated Island
They call that island
Parris Island
They call that island
Parris Island
And on that island
Parris Said
I'm gonna make
Make a man
It ain't like the Army
At Fort Jackson
It ain't like the Navy
Down in Florida
It ain't no flyboy
Over in Texas
We are the Marine Corps
Mighty Mighty Marine Corps!!
Mama and Papa were Lyin in bed.
Papa rolled over this is what he said give me some
PT
Good for you
Good for me

oh yeah

Mama and papa were lyin in bed
Mama rolled over this is what she said
Give me some of that Devil Dog
That Ruff that Tough
That Devil Dog

Mama and Papa were lyin in bed
Papa rolled over this is what he said
Gimme Some of that pussy cat
That white that tight
That pussy Cat

Mmm Good
Mmm Good
Get it
I got it
Billy and Johnny were lyin in bed
Billy rolled over this is what he said
Dont you know we're going to hell
Johnny replied Dont Ask dont tell
Slap them in the face with a K-Bar baby
I love hand to hand
Stab em in the chest with a nato baby
I love hand to hand
Take them to the deck with a leg sweep baby
I love
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