Smiling in their faces
While filling up the hole
So many dirty little places
In your filthy little, worn out
Broken down see through soul

Baby's got a problem
Tries so hard to hide
Got to keep it on the surface
Because everything else is dead on the other side

Teeth in the necks of everyone you know
You can keep on sucking 'til the blood won't flow
When it starts to hurt it only helps it grow
Taking all you need (but not this time)
No, you don't

And just for the record
Just so you know
I did not believe
That you could sink so low

You think that you can beat them
I know that you won't
You think you have everything
But no, you don't

No, you don't
No, you don't
No, you don't
No, you don't

No, you don't
No, you don't
No, you don't
No, you don't


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No, You Don't Lyrics as written by Trent Reznor

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    General Comment

    Those blistering, ultra-saturated chords at the end rock and are quite a shocking element.

    I agree with a guy who commented on many of the tracks of the album, in context this is how Trent feels by the death of her grandmother... And his sorrow turned into rage. It's not clear if it's aimed towards himself or others - after all, he banged on Manson hilariously well on "Starfuckers, Inc." - but it could be that.

    It could also be rage directed towards a person who betrayed him in a way - pretty much like the target of "Somewhat Damaged".

    Santiagofon February 17, 2009   Link

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