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I tried to wish you away.
I'll do more than wishin' someday.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more wishin'.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No more happyface!
You and I have nothing more to say.
We'll do more than talkin' someday.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more talkin'.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No more happyface!
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more talkin'.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No more happyface!
If I
Could find
The will
To KILL!
Here we go again.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No more happyface!
If I
Could find
The will
To KILL!
Well, I'll kill you son of a bitch!
I'll do more than wishin' someday.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more wishin'.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No more happyface!
You and I have nothing more to say.
We'll do more than talkin' someday.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more talkin'.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No more happyface!
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more talkin'.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No more happyface!
If I
Could find
The will
To KILL!
Here we go again.
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No, no, no more, son of a bitch!
No more happyface!
If I
Could find
The will
To KILL!
Well, I'll kill you son of a bitch!
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Young boy caught up in the prison system, threatened daily by some fucking asshole who talks smooth, trying to take him under his wing... finally he reaches the end of his rope.
When attacked, he'll kill.
I think its about a guy arguing with himself about killing someone. He is torn over whether he should kill even when he knows its wrong.
I think the "No no no" is him clearly him arguing and "no more happyface" is him getting angry and just going nuts.
This whole idea also goes along with my idea that the whole album is a big storyline... he kidnaps the girl then finds the will to kill and finally does it at the end...
I think this song is referring to a child of an abusive parent. He tries to wish them away but that doesn't work. They have also had conversations prior, and he says you and I have nothing more to say. He is making a stand and saying it's over, he's either leaving the situation or has decided he will not take it anymore. I think when he says No No No more son of a bitch, he is saying he won't be called a son of a bitch anymore, and he won't put on a happy face and pretend his life is fine. He has thought about killing the abuser before, but couldn't find the will to go through with it. Now he is saying it's over and if you try again ... Well, I'll kill you son of a bitch!
I always thought it was about thoughts of killing their ex-girlfriend. Twisted shit... I love it :)
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Noope! Of course, though they are good at that whole starburst of a guitar stroke, the song I meant when referring to the whole sound was "I'm Not in Love." Love it!