Dumping out the remedy
We’re losing energy-dial tone
Blow me a kiss, blow me away, blow it all up
You're good and blown
Keep moving past, don’t sweat, no need to stress-we lose
It happened much too fast to avoid the mess

We’ll tear them down,
We’ll leave no brick, no mark, no one will know
We threw it all in reverse this day
Gone, gone, gone
Without a trace like they were never here,
Let's throw it all in reverse, let's operate

So who’s the enemy?
No more recovery-dial tone
Blow me a kiss, blow me away, blow it all up
You’re good and blown
Break-you bend it, crush it, cause it just can’t take what you take
And it’s over done for half-dead and time for us to

Tear them down
We’ll leave no brick, no mark, no one will know
We threw it all in, reverse this day
Gone, gone, gone
Without a trace like they were never here,
Let's throw it all in reverse, let's operate

Take a look around, man, hear that sound man, and what do you see?
It's the barrio, take care of what you wear, and make us believe
They act like, they got it, but they’ll never admit that they need it
And if they want it, they'll take it
Whatever part is exposed yeah they'll bleed it

They act like, they got it, they’ll never admit that they need it
And they won’t add, they’ll take it
Whatever part is exposed yeah they'll bleed it

Tear them down
We’ll leave no brick, no mark, no one will know
We threw it all in reverse this day
Gone, gone, gone
Without a trace like they were never here,
Lets's throw it all in reverse, let's operate
On the barrio, superstarrio!


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    kindly disregard the above comment^^^

    pilottogunner95on February 28, 2007   Link

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