| "Papa has lost his appetite" why do you taunt him? | |
| "Why do you taunt me, monk? | |
| "so that other townsmen will not taunt you for having been rejected by me." | |
| # You'll spit and taunt him | |
| 'Cause it's so much fun to taunt you. | |
| "Papa has lost his appetite" why do you taunt him? | |
| "Why do you taunt me, monk? | |
| "so that other townsmen will not taunt you for having been rejected by me." | |
| # You'll spit and taunt him | |
| 'Cause it's so much fun to taunt you. | |
| "He constantly taunts and belittles me." | |
| "I know the world taunts me." | |
| "In the chambers of the rich and pompous, where Tom Sawyer sits and taunts us." | |
| "To court destruction with taunts. | |
| - I had to suffer Kumar's taunts... | |
| "He constantly taunts and belittles me." | |
| "I know the world taunts me." | |
| "In the chambers of the rich and pompous, where Tom Sawyer sits and taunts us." | |
| "To court destruction with taunts. | |
| - I had to suffer Kumar's taunts... | |
| "The 1st time, Nov. 23, was the same she taunted me saying Kill me!" | |
| 'Post-junk libido, fuelled by alcohol and amphetamine 'taunted him with his own unsatisfied desire. | |
| 'The Opposition has accused him of misleading the House of Commons 'and taunted the Government as empty and exhausted. | |
| - But it wasn't always like this." - "I taunted him with my smoldering smile. | |
| /Authorities say, when his demand /to be on television was rebuked, /he taunted police into creating /a smokescreen for his own escape, /the bloodiest and boldest /in prison history. | |
| "I'm taunting you" | |
| "The night is taunting us." | |
| "You're not up to it," we'd say, taunting each other. | |
| 'Cause he's straight up taunting us. | |
| 'Oh, God, he's taunting me! | |
| "The 1st time, Nov. 23, was the same she taunted me saying Kill me!" | |
| 'Post-junk libido, fuelled by alcohol and amphetamine 'taunted him with his own unsatisfied desire. | |
| 'The Opposition has accused him of misleading the House of Commons 'and taunted the Government as empty and exhausted. | |
| - But it wasn't always like this." - "I taunted him with my smoldering smile. | |
| /Authorities say, when his demand /to be on television was rebuked, /he taunted police into creating /a smokescreen for his own escape, /the bloodiest and boldest /in prison history. | |
| "I'm taunting you" | |
| "The night is taunting us." | |
| "You're not up to it," we'd say, taunting each other. | |
| 'Cause he's straight up taunting us. | |
| 'Oh, God, he's taunting me! | |
