My little girl
Where are you?
My fucked up world
Destroyed you
Day after day
Day after day
I get it now
I just go on without you
Twisted inside
Six miles high
I rehearse how to
Say goodbye to you

Skinnyman
Turned into a monster
I'm a motherfucker

Wrap it up tight
Emotions are distorted
It's no surprise
Nothing alive
All hope has been aborted
Day after day
Day after day
I get it now
I just go on without you
Twisted inside
Six miles high
I rehearse how to
Say goodbye to you

Skinnyman
Turned into a monster
I'm a motherfucker
Inside I'm dead
All used up
God damn I miss her

As my skin turns yellow
I forget this hell
As the skies are bruised
And the rain comes down
As my face turns pale
Try to deal with these thoughts
At the end of it all
I still miss you


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Skinnyman Lyrics as written by Tripp Eisen Antonio Campos

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    you know* tripp helped write some of the parts of this song before he went to jail for having sex with a "little girl". This song reminds me of him. The lyrics are just like his charges.

    Toolslip25on July 03, 2005   Link

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