This Cocaine Makes Me Feel Like I'm on This Song

System of a Down

There's nothing wrong with me
There's something wrong with you
There's something wrong with me
I hope your stepson doesn't eat the fish
When we're crying for our next fix
There's nothing wrong with me
There's something wrong with you
There's something wrong with me
I hope your stepson doesn't eat the fish
When we're crying for our next fix

Killers never hurt feelings
Killers never hurt feelings
Killers never hurt feelings
Gonorrhea, gorgonzola
Gonorrhea, gorgonzola
Single files of clean feedings

I can't see your soul, soul through your eyes
The crying walls of sliding architecture
Kidnapped by the likes of pure conjecture
Upholstery loving men all dwelling in the wells
Kidnapped by the likes of pure conjecture

Killers never hurt feelings
Killers never hurt feelings
Killers never hurt feelings
Gonorrhea, gorgonzola
Gonorrhea, gorgonzola
Single files of clean feedings

There's nothing wrong with me
There's something wrong with you
Wrong with you and I when we're crying for our next fix
There's nothing wrong with me
There's something wrong with you
Wrong with you and I when we're crying for our next fix

Killers never hurt feelings
Killers never hurt feelings
Killers never hurt feelings
Gonorrhea, gorgonzola
Gonorrhea, gorgonzola
Single files of clean feedings
Single files of clean feedings

There's nothing wrong with me
There's something wrong with you
There's something wrong with me
I hope your stepson doesn't eat the fish
There's nothing wrong with me
There's something wrong with you

There's nothing wrong with me
There's something wrong with you
There's something wrong with me
I hope your stepson doesn't eat the fish
There's nothing wrong with me
There's something wrong with you
Don't eat the fish


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    i think this is about a person who is addicted to drugs. "there's nothing wrong with me there's something wrong with you, there's something wrong with me i hope your stepson doesn't eat the fish"

    this person is denying they have an addiction and quickly change the subject to get off the subject of drugs.

    rosesandthegraveon July 14, 2005   Link

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