Stomp stomp stomp (forks is up forks is down) (3x)
Stomp stomp stomp (wicked clown wicked town)

Take a look around tell me what'cha see
You see flames and smoke then there's me
I'm burning house and jumping telephone poles
They call me fireface I'm sucking hot coals
Give me a quarter I'll buy a quarter worth of gas
Sneek in your house and slowly pour it in your ass
Blaze it up you're running around screechin scorn
Your ass is burning, your nuts pop like popcorn
And when I see you, I stomp all the flames out
Stomp your face and your ass, stomp your titties
I'll stomp your balls, we stomp in my wicked town
Forks up and forks down, a wicked clown
I represent like a true gangbanger should
I paint the forks and kays in your neighborhood
And when you see me, give a nod, say what up
Then walk away or I'll stomp your fuckin mouth shut
When I'm done, I drink a couple gallons of gas
Then I stick a lighter in my ass

Yeah, so if you down with the fucking clown
Check it out!

I says stomp you say woowoo
STOMP woowoo STOMP woowoo

Guess who's coming to your big town
Jugglin jugglers jugglin jugglers (kiss the clown)


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Stomp Lyrics as written by Rodney Clawson John Rich

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group, AMPLIFIED ADMINISTRATION, Reservoir Media Management, Inc., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.

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    Best juggalo chant ever.

    Juggalecteron December 15, 2010   Link

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