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Hello, my name is Bonnie Bear.
My lyrics don't make sense, but I don't care.
What? It's like you've never seen a singing bear.
Hello, my name is Bonnie Bear.
Hello, my name is Bonnie Bear.
I take my Grammy's with me everywhere.
Had to leave my home in south Eau Claire
Cause them bitches ain't too fond of bears.
Nicki Minaj can kiss my ass,
And Skrillex records each fart he passes,
But me I'm walking the red as people stare
And my eyes are burning from the glare.
Hello, my name is Bonnie Bear.
Two plaid shirts but one's a spare.
My face is mostly...just...hair.
I'm becoming more and more aware
There's only so many words that rhyme with bear.
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Skinny Little Love Star
03:45
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Creature Fears Hang Low
03:30
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