Damn right that slut's my bitch
She fuckin' sucked my God damn dick

First time is never enough and
Second time you're 'bout to bust and
Third time and you're beggin' for more and more and more and...

Everybody now take your places
And all the ladies with the pretty faces
I'll be waiting for you backstage to give you what you need

We got, all that you're wantin'
We got, all that you're needin'
We got, all that you desire

I'm feelin' fine and lookin' twice as good
The things we're doin', man, I know you wish you could
The only thing that matters my friend is we'll be here in the end

You can't explain it, and you'll never contain it
'Cause what we are is something that you'll never ever be
There's no need to run and hide
When everything that you need's inside
So come along and join the ride
FP's in the place tonight

Grip it, rip it, rock it, roll it, and trip it
Everybody watchin' knows that we're bitchin'
Eyes wide and the drawers are droppin' for what we've got
Line 'em up and we'll knock 'em down
And tonight we're getting kicked outta this town
And all we're leaving behind is a pile of broken hearts and tears

We got, everything that you're wantin'
We got, everything that you're needin'
We got, everything that you desire

Once onstage they start to scream our name
Once onstage they start to go insane
Offstage I'll take one back and fuck oh, what's her name?

You can't explain it, and you'll never contain it
'Cause what we are is something that you'll never ever be
There's no need to run and hide
When everything that you need's inside
Come along and join the ride
FP's in the place tonight

Listen up and listen good, 'cause I'll only say this once
Forget everything that you've seen and heard and just keep your eyes on us
No disrespect intended, and I hate to boast and brag
But it's hard to keep my mouth shut when I know that this shit's in the bag
And we've come too far and we've worked too hard to just roll over and play dead
And at the end of the day there's only one things that's still in my head

Rock n' roll, rock n' roll
Sex, drugs, and rock n' roll

And if you've got a problem with that you should just hit the fuckin' door


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    i love christian bands like this...

    jesus christ, amen.

    thisapparatus69on January 10, 2007   Link
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    'bout time somebody added Fight Paris lyrics. No matter where I look, I can't seem to find any.

    heyrobon July 30, 2005   Link
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    haha, I love this so much

    __prettylushon September 01, 2005   Link
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    I'm pretty sure the song is about groupies.

    Agyrophobic_Chickenon December 14, 2005   Link
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    I just love that starting. It makes me laugh every time.

    watchmedie85on February 02, 2006   Link
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    the start is funny as. listen 2 the way he says fuckin. LOOOL!

    bourkey91on March 01, 2007   Link
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    Stupid song. And any guy who speaks to women that way woudln't be getting laid. However, I'd be happy to lay his sorry ass out flat (or get some big guy to do it for me). I'm guessing the singer has a very small penis and therefore must make up for it with his big mouth. And I'm guessing he wouldn't even know how to satisfy a woman if his life depended upon it. Man, these types of songs are my pet peeves! Much like porn where it's the guy getting all the good action and the woman is treated like a piece of crap. Ugh.

    najamaissignifiepouretreon January 03, 2012   Link
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    i think this song conveys a very deep meaning..

    get drunk and have sex with hoes. word.

    xmycancerurcharmon December 17, 2005   Link

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