Demon Snack Love
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This song didn't even deserve to be here, but I really like it. Created for an event on a forum I participate in. SMT fans will notice her satirical grace, sung to the beat of "Chocolate Love Electronic Pop Version" by Korean girl band ƒ(x).
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