| "She was so tight, that I had to creep out through her ass hole." | |
| - Jason, will you get the creep out of my eye line? | |
| - So why creep out of that house? | |
| - The point of it is not to creep out the candidate, "Oh, there's a skull? !" | |
| And then when he creep out of his hole, and shit. | |
| "She was so tight, that I had to creep out through her ass hole." | |
| - Jason, will you get the creep out of my eye line? | |
| - So why creep out of that house? | |
| - The point of it is not to creep out the candidate, "Oh, there's a skull? !" | |
| And then when he creep out of his hole, and shit. | |
| - Ohh, I kicked those two creeps out. | |
| - creeps out there tonight. | |
| A lot of creeps out there, huh? | |
| A lot of--a lot of creeps out there. Ok? | |
| Cos there's a point when that woods ends, and suddenly one creeps out and you've got me, legging it, nude. | |
| - Ohh, I kicked those two creeps out. | |
| - creeps out there tonight. | |
| A lot of creeps out there, huh? | |
| A lot of--a lot of creeps out there. Ok? | |
| Cos there's a point when that woods ends, and suddenly one creeps out and you've got me, legging it, nude. | |
| - A little creeped out, but fine. | |
| - I'm starting to get a little creeped out. | |
| - I'm still creeped out. | |
| - Okay, definitely creeped out. | |
| A little creeped out, kind of angry, and I'm sure your folks miss you, too. | |
| (SINGING) The rats come creeping out A certain slanted son shall die instinctively, we bow Their carriages just pass us by | |
| (SINGING) The rats come creeping out | |
| All caught up in whatever girl you were chasing around and creeping out. | |
| All in favor of keeping the old guy who's creeping out all the chicks, man ? | |
| But that was cool, 'cause Franklin's words would just wash over him like a Bach fugue creeping out of a cheap car stereo on the brother side of midnight. | |
| - A little creeped out, but fine. | |
| - I'm starting to get a little creeped out. | |
| - I'm still creeped out. | |
| - Okay, definitely creeped out. | |
| A little creeped out, kind of angry, and I'm sure your folks miss you, too. | |
| (SINGING) The rats come creeping out A certain slanted son shall die instinctively, we bow Their carriages just pass us by | |
| (SINGING) The rats come creeping out | |
| All caught up in whatever girl you were chasing around and creeping out. | |
| All in favor of keeping the old guy who's creeping out all the chicks, man ? | |
| But that was cool, 'cause Franklin's words would just wash over him like a Bach fugue creeping out of a cheap car stereo on the brother side of midnight. | |
