After this the rest is all bullshit - Oooh
After this the rest is all bullshit - Oooh
After this the rest is all bullshit - Oooh
After this the rest is all bullshit

I'm so down underground
I'll be scalping all my tickets
Floating up like scouts can
Like y'all can tell the difference

The mission fishin' for the missin' prissy little kids
We shoot 'em in a barrel
It's so easy when they're pissed
Under educated

Extra caffeinated
I just masturbated
Now I'm gonna bait it
Can't live with us

You can't live without us - Oooh
I take it then I break it
Then you write my paycheck
You can call me Little Miss Piss with a kiss

And after all this the rest is all bullshit
And you love it
You love it
You love it
You love it

After this the rest is all bullshit - Oooh
After this the rest is all bullshit - Oooh
After this the rest is all bullshit - Oooh
After this the rest is all bullshit

I'm bumping like a pimp on the stage to save face
I overcompensate with very bad taste
No offense, no romance, sick of your parents
I'm about to take a stance

And drop off my underpants
It's no accident
You will pay my rent
(synthesized voice: and I am free to download all the porno on the internet)

Carried on a stick - stick
Not too fucking quick - quick
Now that I'm a prick - prick
Y'all can jack my dick

Say no to brains
It's a no-brainer
Lowest common denominator
It pays the bills

To be this sterile
Fuck me now, rip me off later
And you love it
You love it
You love it
You love it

After this the rest is all bullshit - Oooh
After this the rest is all bullshit - Oooh
After this the rest is all bullshit - Oooh
After this the rest is all bullshit

You can call me Little Miss Piss with a kiss
You can call me Little Miss Piss with a kiss
You can't live with us, you can't live without us
You can call me Little Miss Piss with a kiss
You can call me Little Miss Piss with a kiss
You can't live with us, you can't live without us

[Repeat: x14]
Oooh


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Bullshit Lyrics as written by James Euringer

Lyrics © JAMES IS A GIRL MUSIC C/O CITRIN COOPERMAN

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    I think it's about how this will be their last "real" song. As in, after this (i.e., the song) the rest is all bullshit, the rest being all the following songs. Just another self-depreciating song, in my mind.

    anothernerdon November 03, 2007   Link

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