Everyone knows that your girlfriends a whore
Cause she spreads her fucking legs right open for ever motherfucker
In town and says she's yours

Now she's loaded again
And we all now just how it ends

Turn away you can tell
She thinks of me when you fuck her

When did I imply it? When I said it, when I said it, yeah
Sometimes I like to sit and think
Just why you put up with her shit and I wonder
Why

Turn away you can tell
She thinks of me when you fuck her

Turn away you can tell
She thinks of me when you fuck her

Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, you'll never last
Maybe it's because you've got a big fat ass
Motherfucker

So look away, cause I told you I was better than you
And it's true, it's a shame that you never learnt to think things through
So can you take it, you can't change it, rearrange it
As the picture fades, with no fairy tale ending.

"Oh, oh, oh, oh! Is it in yet?" (laughter)


Lyrics submitted by Lichery

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    Kinda obvious meaning. First line says it all. =\ Great song though. I love the lines "So look away, cause I told you I was better than you and it's true, it's a shame you never learnt to think things through. So you can take it, you can't change it, rearrange it. As the picture fades with no fiary tale ending." because they can be interpretted in many ways. This song really suits the 45 Minutes of Fairytale Endings theme. <.< But that's just my opinion.

    Licheryon June 17, 2009   Link
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    GANGSTA AS BRU

    TheAntiEmoPatrolon June 17, 2009   Link

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