I was so wasted
I was a hippie, I was a burn out
I was a drop out, I was out of my head
I was a surfer, I had a skateboard
I was so heavy man, I lived on the street

I was so wasted
I was so fucked up, I was so messed up
I was so screwed up, I was out of my head
I was so jacked up, I was so drugged up
I was so knocked up, I was out of my head
I was so wasted
I was wasted
Go!

Someday, I'll feel no pain
Someday, I won't have a brain
They'll take away the part that hurts
And let the rest remain

Fix me, fix my head
Fix me please, I don't wanna be dead

Someday, we'll all be rich
Someday I won't listen to you, bitch
I'll turn up the volume
And you can hear all the shit we play just for you

Fix me, fix my head
Fix me please, I don't wanna be dead
Fix it


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    dont get me wrong....silverchair are the best band in the world...but come on this song sucks balls

    johnsieeon September 24, 2002   Link
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    This song is a cover of a Black Flag song...so it's not originally written by Silverchair, as you can tell...

    NirvanaSilverchairon May 30, 2004   Link
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    lol it's a Black Flag song, my favorite Black Flag song.. It's pretty cool.

    Yersiniaon June 08, 2007   Link
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    I love this cover.

    ohheroineon November 30, 2007   Link

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