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Class of '666
02:01
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Ghouls and goblins dancing on the floor
Vampires and succubus galore
Graduating class of '666
Dance until you think you've had your fix
Dancefloor demons driving to the show
Dance until you can't anymore
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Be Gay Do Crime
02:32
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Do not let them control you
They're pushing us to have nothing to lose
Rainbow corporations are not allies
Progressives in June starve us in July
'Cause I'm a fairy or a fruit or a what have you
I really think someone should shoot Ted Cruz
Cap a capitalist to celebrate pride
Kill all transphobes be gay do crime
You mistake the ends and means
You get caught up in identity
Now we've got cishets at pride
Here for looks you never had to hide
Xiu Xiu, Francis Bacon, Harvey Milk, and Keith Haring
Ron Hardy, MDC, Frankie Knuckles, Lou Reed
David Bowie, Le Tigre, Yukio Mishima
Sleater Kinney, Team Dresch, Weatherday, and Laura Les
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