Yesterday as I went out of the house
I saw a body lying down quiet as a mouse
She was lying face down in the sewer
What you do-I got up closer and realized that I knew her
What you see-All her organs comingfrom her inside
That's nasty-Slashed up skin, sliced-up hide
Tell me some more-Turned her over and saw the tire tracks on her head
Then what-That's when I realized she was dead

Twisted body, chopped-off feet
her body was minced meat
Bust crawling on her arms
She's dead can't do no harm
Gnarled-up legs, broken and bent
Her last breath has been spent

I wonder how much you had to pay
To get your mom killed in such a bloody way

I saw your mommy and your mommy's dead
I watched her as she bled
Well she had-Chewed-off toes on her chopped-off feet
Say what?-I took a picture 'cause I thought it was neat
That's cold-But the thing I like seeing the best
What's that-Was the rodents using her hair as a nest
Damn-I saw your mommy and your mommy's dead
I saw your mommy and your mommy's dead

I know it is your allowance that you'll really miss
But make it look good at her funeral and give her a kiss

I saw your mommy and your mommy's dead
I saw her lying in a pool of read-And she doesn't know how to swim
I think it's the greatest thing I'll ever see-What's that?
Your dead mommy lying in front of me
I'll always remember her lying dead on the floor
I hope she dies twenty times more

I saw your mommy and your mommy is dead
I saw your mommy and your mommy is dead
I saw her, I saw her
Mommy
I saw your mommy


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    these lyrics are not complete whole sections missing more than provided on the album though

    "i wonder how much you had to pay to get your mom killed in such a bloody way" i believe is one of the other parts

    maharishion June 22, 2008   Link
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    Holy shit, this song is hella cool. Suicidal Tendencies kick ass. Awesome fucking song.

    Carlos_The_Elfon May 13, 2003   Link
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    this song is awsome. HAHAHAHAHAHAH i saw ur mommy......and she was dead!!!!!!!!!!!!

    pinkpony87on January 27, 2005   Link
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    outstanding>

    chuckwgn22on October 29, 2008   Link
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    After the line "Her last breath has been spent" in the 1st chorus, the next 2 lines are "I wonder, how much you gotta pay To get your mom killed, in such a bloody way"

    In the 2nd chorus, the line after her last breath is: "I know, it's your allowance you'll really miss But make it look good at her funeral and give her a little kiss"

    morninwoodon November 01, 2009   Link

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