Sweat, sweat, cos I’m a poisonous pill,
Pop me in your mouth baby, sit and distil,
Not yet, I ain’t through wit’ you girl,
Put me in your glass baby, give me a swirl.

Don’t stop don’t let it (oh),
Freeze up your trembling lips,
Don’t you regret it (oh),
Cos you can bet that this won’t even ever happen again.

So hold me close tiny dancer,
The only thing I’ve got’s this electrorock answer,
I saw a picture on the canvas,
Baby’s got a ciggy and he let’s her know she’s cancerous.

Yes, yes; your tight white dress.
You’re all alone and I’m about to microphone check.
Oh yeah, prep the area here,
Shock, shock, electrorock and steady now; clear.

Yes, yes; my tight white vest.
You’re all alone and I’m about to microphone check.
Oh yeah prep the area here,
Shock, shock, electrorock and steady now clear.

Sweat, sweat, cos I’m a poisonous pill,
Pop me in your mouth baby, sit and distil,
Not yet, I ain’t through wit’ you girl,
Put me in your glass baby, give me a swirl.

I am a static hat full of magic tricks,
You are kinetic, slow down baby,
Why you leavin’ so quick?

So hold me close tiny dancer,
The only thing I’ve got’s this electrorock answer,
I saw a picture on the canvas,
Baby’s got a ciggy and he let’s her know she’s cancerous.

Yes, yes; your tight white dress.
You’re all alone and I’m about to microphone check.
Oh yeah, prep the area here,
Shock, shock, electrorock and steady now clear.

Yes, yes; my tight white vest.
You’re all alone and I’m about to microphone check.
Oh yeah prep the area here,
Shock, shock, electrorock and steady now clear.

Steady now, steady, steady now; clear.


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    I love the part "I am a static hat full of magic tricks, You are kinetic, slow down baby, Why you leavin’ so quick?" the best. It's definitely something I can quote for something in my life, which is part of what makes a good song, to me.

    soextincton August 25, 2008   Link
  • +1
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    CaitHasNoControl Whatttt? Mainstream? 3OH!3? You're kidding right? They sound nothing like anything else I've ever heard. :|

    jasmineloveon June 15, 2009   Link
  • 0
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    This song is ridiculously catchy.

    mbtheion April 17, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    its EXTREMELY catchy. the music video is the BEST. i like their older stuff though where they screamed a bit. :) theyre a bit mainstream but theyre still worth listening to. 3OH!3

    CaitHasNoControlon October 29, 2008   Link
  • 0
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    This sounds a lot like MGMT's Destrokk, even in the speaking from the dreug's point of view. still like them!

    lauraaznar1988on May 12, 2009   Link
  • 0
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    I totally adore this. How amazing is it? I expecially love the video to it. It's hilarious!

    jasmineloveon June 15, 2009   Link
  • 0
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    If you think 3oh3 is mainstream its because you first heard them on mtv or the radio.

    inBedByTenon August 11, 2009   Link
  • 0
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    This is my favorite song by 3OH!3!!

    The video is AMAZING. Perfect 3OH!3, before they got all famous.

    If you think about it, this song is actually about not smoking. "Baby's got a ciggy in her lips and now she's cancerous" "Pop me in your mouth" its almost like its told from the cigarettes point of view.

    If you watch the video, it also magnifies my theory.

    Call me crazy...lol!

    xxKelseyon October 14, 2009   Link
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    OMG luv this song...definitely NOT about literal cancer. It is about a girl whose "cancerous". he is telling her to just go with it and "pop" him in her mouth cuz the opportunity will never arise again.

    xXIzzieBeeXxon May 31, 2010   Link
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    Been listening to 3Oh3 forever. This song has been a hidden gem. It's insanely addictive. Also, turn this song up on a good stereo and wow. Be careful you can blow some speakers. It's literally sickening...

    ja3hawkon October 29, 2010   Link

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