Placeholder: My name is Stain, I guess my dad had a sense of humor He gave me such a name cause stains they all mixed together If you are red or blue you depend on the trends But Stains it's no problem, everywhere you find them The guy next door Is such a wore The food I eat Is poison or I eat no food Cause I can't find a store My name is Stain, I guess my dad had a sense of humor He gave me such a name cause stains they all mixed together If you are red or blue you depend on the trends But Stains it's no problem, everywhere you find them The guy next door Is such a wore The food I eat Is poison or I eat no food Cause I can't find a store

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My name is Stain, I guess my dad had a sense of humor He gave me such a name cause stains they all mixed together If you are red or blue you depend on the trends But Stains it's no problem, everywhere you find them The guy next door Is such a wore The food I eat Is poison or I eat no food Cause I can't find a store

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