Igeethecat
日, 23/02/2020 - 18:57
I don’t see your annotations
Are they open for general population?
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オリジナル歌詞
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Officer Fuhrmanの歌詞
He likes to set up colored people
He likes to frame the colored people
Officer Fuhrman driving through Brentwood
At night with a glove in his bag,
his evidence bag.
Waits at the Bronco, opens the window
to leave a few drops on the floor,
a smudge on the door
Officer Mark Fuhrman,
where did that blood come from?
Officer Mark Fuhrman,
he dropped the bloody glove
Simpson and Kato back from a burger and fries
at a restaurant near
A note's in the rear
O.J. is napping, dropping his socks near the bag
but there's somebody there
planting some hair
Officer Mark Fuhrman
(He likes to set up colored people)
Where did that blood come from?
Officer Mark Fuhrman
(He likes to set up colored people)
He dropped the bloody glove
- Officer Fuhrman:
Officer Mark Fuhrman was a detective for the Los Angeles police department during the O.J. Simpson murder investigation who allegedly used racial slurs and would not answer when asked if he had planted evidence to frame O.J. Simpson for the murder.
- Brentwood:
The Los Angeles neighborhood where the murder occurred
- Bronco:
Ford Bronco, the vehicle O.J. Simpson was driving when trying to escape from police in a now-famous car chase.
- the bloody glove:
A bloody glove was the key piece of evidence in the trial and was allegedly discovered by Mark Fuhrman.
- Simpson:
O.J. Simpson
- Kato:
Kato Kaelin, a witness in the O.J. Simpson case.
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2020-02-23に
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Igeethecat
日, 23/02/2020 - 18:57
Sarah Rose
日, 23/02/2020 - 19:00
Yes, but they're being glitchy and I don't know why. I've deleted some and re-added them. They're working except for some weird coding. It looks like someone else was editing the lyrics while I was adding them, so maybe that's why.
Igeethecat
日, 23/02/2020 - 19:06
Sarah, I did not reply to you post
There could be a problem
A parody of "Eleanor Rigby" by The Beatles