I don't need your way of life
I can't stand your attitudes
I can do without your strife
I don't need this fucking world
I don't need this fucking world

This world brings me down
Gag with every breath
This world brings me down
I'm looking forward to death

It seems so unreal to me
So much hate and so mouch pity
I can't take another day
It's such a bore
It gets me really sore
I don't need this fucking world
I don't need this fucking world

This world brings me down
Gag with every breath
This world brings me down
I'm looking forward to death
Looking forward to death
Looking forward to death


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Forward to Death Lyrics as written by Klaus Fluoride East Bay Ray

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    a nice little jangle that really speaks to a broad audience. thanks 6025, crazy bastard.

    daycare_abortionon July 10, 2002   Link

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