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little jizzo
little sweetest glob
the restrictions is gone
the worries is gone
when the time is right I will love you like I should
when the time is right
come back come back come back
the rose elf is stabb-ed
the rose goblin vacuumed O.U.T. OUT!
when I look at my thighs I see death
it is great/rad
I love abortion
you are too good for this life
a hyena infected with rabies would give birth to you
there are too many important things I can't be for yooooou
we will meet again when the time is right or
jump head first against the side of an outhouse
don''t do it little jizzo
don't be as a frog
don't be like a crab
when I look at my thighs I see death
it is great
I love abortion (2x)
you are too good for this world
let all you have lived be as if a dream!
little sweetest glob
the restrictions is gone
the worries is gone
when the time is right I will love you like I should
when the time is right
come back come back come back
the rose elf is stabb-ed
the rose goblin vacuumed O.U.T. OUT!
when I look at my thighs I see death
it is great/rad
I love abortion
you are too good for this life
a hyena infected with rabies would give birth to you
there are too many important things I can't be for yooooou
we will meet again when the time is right or
jump head first against the side of an outhouse
don''t do it little jizzo
don't be as a frog
don't be like a crab
when I look at my thighs I see death
it is great
I love abortion (2x)
you are too good for this world
let all you have lived be as if a dream!
Lyrics submitted by imbjorkish, edited by pwesth, middledistancerunner
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this is a song about a young friend of jamie's who had an abortion. much of the wording is taken from email correspondences between them.
As much as Jamie likes to be provocative, I think the title is meant to be ironic... Obviously he's very liberal and pro-choice, but he might be addressing the idea that pro-choice = pro-abortion, which isn't true.
Nobody loves abortion. No matter what the mother's beliefs, it's often a traumatic experience emotionally, especially at a young age.
The friend arighost mentioned had the abortion because she was only a teenager and knew she would be an unfit mother. Lots of women have found themselves in that same situation and it can be an extremely tough decision to make either way. The chorus is meant to be sarcastic, like "yeah, every day I'm reminded of a painful decision I had to make in my past, it's GREAT."
Jamie said this song was partially "a big FUCK YOU to the Right wing in America." I think that's the "FUCK YOU" he's talking about.
Very brutally sarcastic song from the perspective of a friend who had an abortion.
This sounds like a song about a mother apologizing to her future baby, she's sorry but she has to abort " little jizzo" until (if ever) she's prepared to have a baby.