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Every Father is a Motherfucker

from Music Songs by Giant Target

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lyrics

Mothers are a symbol of fertility and life
But that's just half of a larger equation, there's another side

Fathers may not have to cope with all that she goes through
But the bun doesn't put itself in the oven so give the dads their due

Every father is a motherfucker
They fucked your mom and grandmom and every kind of mom

They plant the seeds of family trees from which we all descend
Forgive the jokes and jeans and breath, it happens now and then

So sometimes you get mad at dad and think he's in the wrong
But remember that you're only here because he fucked your mom

Every father is a motherfucker
They fucked your mom and grandmom and every kind of mom

[bridge lyrics not fit to print]

Every father is a motherfucker
They fucked your mom and grandmom and every kind of mom

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from Music Songs, released October 18, 2011

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Giant Target Boston, Massachusetts

Giant Target was formed in 2009 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The four band members met and created the band as employees of Harmonix Music Systems (creators of Guitar Hero, Rock Band, and Dance Central). The lovable music band is notable for their blending of musical styles, as well as their use of words to provide lyrics for their songs. ... more

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