laß uns anstoßen mit wolters und jäger frag nicht so blöd was es zu feiern gibt
wie wär’s mit uns den checker tracks hinlegern
also prost auf den plattenaufleger der was von seinem job versteht,
uns auflegt weil er weiß das kommt mega
zu viele redeten vom rocken und flogen erschrocken aus ihren socken nach
unserer show wußten sie, sie können keinen schocken und fingen an zu bocken
na na na na macht euch mal locker da hier kommt p.i.t.a.
so wie ihr ohne flow hat man halt schmerzen im po
ihr redet vom burnen doch last mich kalt wie ein eskimo
oh ! was soll die rote starterkappe man halt die klappe hältst du dich für
fred durst ich will feiern und du störst.
small talk du fragst mich was typen wie ich hier mach
über mode kinder wie dich lachen
but make no stress here comes pain in the ass

wir machen was wir wollen wir tanzen auf allen partys zur gleichen zeit
weil jeder einzelne zum übertreiben neigt
unser horizont ist weit wer jetzt nicht mitmacht tut uns nicht mehr leid
und sieht von uns den mittelfinger
wir nehmen uns was wir wollen wir platzen überall rein
bleiben wie sand im getriebe genauso muß es sein
und wer hier meiner meinung ist der zeigt mir das und läßt mich nicht allein
und hebt mit mir den mittelfinger

senjorita im schwarzen leder schüttel dein haar für mich
wenn es dich heiß macht spiel ich auch den star für dich
top dich aus ich warte an der bar auf dich
du trinkst dein bier aus der flasche aber mit stiel das war klar für mich
heute nacht passt alles perfekt wir löschen überfüllte heiße festplatten im
kopf und kommen korrekt.
last uns keine halben sachen machen alles ist gecheckt das bier schmeckt der
sound ist gut wir scheißen auf den intellekt
denn wenn wir keine auszeit nehmen läuft das fass bald über
wir bleiben auf dem teppich nur heute nacht stehen wir drüber
gucken runter und schauen uns alles in ruhe von oben an
relaxen muß sein alles andere wär gelogen mann
der mittelfinger für alle die stressen ihr bekommt von uns keine liebe wir
bleiben wie sand im getriebe
2001 jahr für p.i.t.a.


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