Stop the world...

Living life in the fast lane
No time to feel any pain
The way you we're brought up
Left you so stuck up
Now all you are is just one big fuck up

The liars, beggars, pushers, and thieves
Never give you what you really need
And it's only now that you just find out
All they want to do is make you bleed

Where�d it all go
What's it all means
How�d I end up here
So far in between
Where am I going
Where have I been
What is the circumstance
Of living here

You drive yourself nuts
Trying to figure this out
Finding the answer
To what life�s about
But the more that you ask
The less that you see
We�re all part of this
One giant hypocrisy

And the bible blows
And the audience grows
Fall to their knees
They worship greed
And the TV plays
It�s Simon says
Can I make this clear
Get me the fuck out of here

Stop the world
I want to get off
I can�t take this bullshit
It stinks so bad
It�s making me cough
This place is a fucking hell
I�m so tired of the bullshit smell
Mess with me
I�m bound to get tough
Stop the world
I want to get off

Everyday is like a sentence
A convicted criminal doing penance
Before our sins, theirs now repentance
You are the sorcerers apprentice
The living cried for the dying
And yes there is no denying
And whoever we call
Is gonna save us all
Instead we find
That their lying

And the bible blows
And the audience grows
Fall to their knees
They worship greed
And the TV plays
It�s Simon says
Can I make this clear
Get me the fuck out of here

Stop the world
I want to get off
I can�t take this bullshit
It stinks so bad
It�s making me cough
This place is a fucking hell
I�m so tired of the bullshit smell
Mess with me
I�m bound to get tough
Stop the world
I want to get off

I wanna tell you
That it�s gonna be fine
People like me
Say it all the time
But the truth is
You gotta live smart
Stick up for yourself
Take it to the heart

And the bible blows
And the audience grows
Fall to their knees
They worship greed
And the TV plays
It�s Simon says
Can I make this clear
Get me the fuck out of here

Stop the world
I want to get off
I can�t take this bullshit
It stinks so bad
It�s making me cough
This place is a fucking hell
I�m so tired of the bullshit smells
Mess with me
I�m bound to get tough
Stop the world
I want to get off

Stop the world (x8)


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    whoever made the song, thinks like i do... fred durst is a little whiney bitch.*clapps

    SOadOwnsITon June 11, 2002   Link

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