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Anthrax ~ Milk (ode To Billy)


I woke up, can't wait to eat Got my cereal, boy was i beat Opened the fridge, and to my dismay There was no milk, my mother will pay I want some milk! My coffee grows cold I want some milk! I should've been told I wish i had some goddamn milk My cheerios just ain't the same I wish i had some goddamn milk Too bad the milkman never came I can't go, out to the store I'll just wait 'till mommy buys more I'll just have, wheat thins and beer If i get sick the toilet is near more free lyrics

I woke up, can't wait to eat
Got my cereal, boy was i beat
Opened the fridge, and to my dismay
There was no milk, my mother will pay

I want some milk!
My coffee grows cold
I want some milk!
I should've been told

I wish i had some goddamn milk
My cheerios just ain't the same
I wish i had some goddamn milk
Too bad the milkman never came

I can't go, out to the store
I'll just wait 'till mommy buys more
I'll just have, wheat thins and beer
If i get sick the toilet is near

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