Bleeding on your highway baby
Harvest is a' coming in the season of Dying
I trace the skull in your face and remember
I kissed a girl with 13 fingers
Mutate
Insectile
Mutate
I cum malignant, cold death-gasm
-?-
I pulse and twitch, I release and spasm
I heard Satan on the AM radio
I trace the skull in your face and remember
I kissed a girl with 13 fingers, kissed a girl with 13 fingers
Mutate
Insectile
Mutate
Insectile
GO GO GO
Blood makes the grass grow
I heard the ghost of Hitler on the radio
GO GO GO
Blood makes the grass grow
I blew a load of Jesus into Mary's hole
I trace the skull in your face and remember
I kissed a dark-eyed girl with 13 fingers
I see the -?- deep down -?-
Fuck it, Fuck it
[-?- Raped you]
Fuck it, Fuck it
I understand the bleeding but don't know why
It's so easy to watch you cry
It's so fuckin' easy to watch you cry
I understand the bleeding but don't know why
I understand the bleeding but don't know why
It's so easy to watch you die
It's so fuckin' easy to watch you die
It's so easy to watch you die


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    dax is mad cause he fuked a retarded girl. lol.

    KC8484on May 28, 2004   Link

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