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Latest revision as of 15:44, 20 November 2024
| Courthouse Compensation | |
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| Written by | Gregtronic, Neil Garguilo |
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| Appears on | White Collar Prison |
| Sung by | Lauren Evans, Greg |
| Duration | 0:40 |
| Genre | Orchestral Comedy |
| Language | English |
Courthouse Compensation is the second song in White Collar Prison.
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JUDGE: Congressman Richard Dutch, please rise for the sentencing RICHARD: (clears throat) Your Honor, I am ready to accept the will of the people Jesus Christ, my lord and savior, and of course, some of the more fringe gods just in case Jesus was a swing and a miss JUDGE: (Mm) It pains me to do this, given the ample bribes your team has provided me over the course of this lengthy trail, but unfortunately, the other men of influence who offer bigger bribes are not align with your specific brand of corruption So, I have strong armed this jury into making this decision
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