I've got nothing to penetrate
And I've got nothing to elevate
I can't seem to concentrate
'Cause I've got nothing to consecrate.

I wouldn't know the solution.
'Cause this ain't my revolution.
I practice my prostitution
And spread the people's pollution.

I've got nothing to mediate
And I've got nothing to dedicate
I can't seem to separate
'Cause I've got nothing to liberate.

I wouldn't know the solution.
'Cause this ain't my revolution.
I practice my prostitution
And spread the people's pollution.

I've got no one to aggravate
And I've got no one to emulate
You want me to assimilate
But I'm not going to imitate.


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Penetrate Lyrics as written by Ullrich Gerd Hepperlin Jason Charles Miller

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    i downloaded this song as a godsmack song but it didnt take me but a few secons to realize it didnt sound like godsmack so then i listed it as a queen of the damned song but the lyrics here say its by godhead, so i can see the confusion with godsmack who is it actually by?

    kirby917on July 03, 2007   Link

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