Garbage Man

Hole

She tears the hole up even wider
Lets all the darkness up inside her

Holy, old, yeah, yeah, you're mine
Your everything is mine

Without, without a doubt
Without, without a doubt
Hey, where the fuck were you when my lights went out?

Yeah, you don't want to look at it
Now, yeah, you don't want to look at it
Yeah, you don't want to look at it, woah

Without, without a doubt
C'mon, let me out
Hey, where the fuck were you when my lights went out?

Yeah, you don't want to look at it
No, you don't want to look at me

C'mon let me out
Yeah, c'mon and let me out

And tie a soul to you when your light goes down
Time flies when you're falling down
I spread my rot all over this town

And everyone of you looks the same
And everyone of you feels the same


Lyrics submitted by ShiverForMe, edited by Mellow_Harsher, scottdoesntknow628

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    yes, tis one of the best on pretty on the inside. its more grungey than their other stuff. i love it

    nimrod_punkon March 02, 2005   Link

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