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What happened to the Red Dog?
What happened to the chain?
Things are ch-ch-ch-changing
Ya they just don't seem the same
And if you really want a meal
Well ya have to wait in line
I wish it was the same
As the first time
Things aren't safe no more
When you're there at a quarter to four
Some fuckin' idiot
Throws pop in the front door
And violence ensues!
And there's nothing you can do!
Red dog... there's no one to protect you!
What happened to the Red Dog?
What happened to the chain?
Things are ch-ch-ch-changing
Ya they just don't seem the same
And if you really want a meal
Well ya have to wait in line
I wish it was the same
As the first time
Your hot dogs
Aren't so cheap
Think I'd really rather
Just go to sleep
But I'll dream
Of you
tonight....
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Gonna Kill You!
01:38
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The Moby Dicks Lethbridge, Alberta
Joel Butler
Paul Lawton
Evan VanReekum
Ryan Grieve
Emily Deimert
Little Johnny
B.A. Johnston
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