Psychopsilocybin runnin' horny mother fucker.
Trippin' on his shoelace, searchin' for the hairy sucker.
He don't need no funny money, his love is all his power.

Half-naked and full witted, and two weeks less a shower!
You'll see me, I'll be there, with my nose in the grass!

One for me, one for you.
Two for me, one for you.
Three for me, one for you.
End of the sack, now the fungi's they are bloom.


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Psychopsilocybin Lyrics as written by Brandon Boyd Alex Katunich

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    there are other parts, one is "Cut, Go, Oh. All there colors here, wow. Cut Go." then later he says "Who is in his sofa, back you tell him what's a locker, He is a psychopsilocybin, runnin' horny mother fucker." The part where he sings extremely fast, hes just repeating the main chorus at rapid speed

    hil1kus09on December 04, 2007   Link

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