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Ghouls Of The Road
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Working at the DMV late one night, the place was closed and the door was locked tight. What I saw next sent sent shivers up my spine, a bunch of monsters were standing in line.
The Mummy grabbed a number and complained about the wait, Frankenstein got a vanity plate. The Boogey Man was there and he was wielding an axe, Dracula paid his excise tax.Dr. Jekyll took his picture before taking a ride, but when he got his license he looked more like Mr. Hyde. The Werewolf howled when his car was towed, he shouted out loud we're the ghouls of the road! Ghouls of the road. I took Frankenstein for a drive to learn. He needed to make a 3 point turn. I was terrified, we were all alone. He hit a parking cone! Ghouls of the road.
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