You are insatiable
Look how the smile peels off your skull
Everyone knows you need a piece of lollirot
Lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lollirot

Hard rock queens in ripped up jeans
Everyone thinks they're so obscene
Bend them over, you get a taste of lollirot
Lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lollirot

Evil boy, still the best
Peanut butter smeared on his chest
Get real close you'll get a taste of lollirot
Lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lollirot

We are all candy covered on the outside
Peel away the shell and we're rotten on the inside
We are all angry, angry on the outside

Peel out your eyes, take my advice
Blinded by fear, sugar and spice

We are all candy covered on the outside
Peel away the shell and we're frightened on the inside
We are all angry, angry on the outside
Peel away the shell and we're rotten on the inside

You are insatiable
Look how the smile peels off your skull
Everyone knows they need a piece of lollirot
Lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lollirot

Evil boy, still the best
Peanut butter smeared on his chest
Get real close you'll get a taste of lollirot
Lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lolli lollirot


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    Thanks for clearing it up Heartache!

    vapidon May 29, 2002   Link

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