I don't like a fuckin' thing! music sucks dick
Suck the snot end off the tip of my prick
You fucking cunts, get up off of my back
I don't wanna do a show with your shitty
Fuckin' band, you suck, they suck, guess what, get fucked
I can't think of any other words to say but fuck
Don't drag our opinions, our opinions are great
It's new school face motherfucker I hate

Local bands (suck these nuts)
U.s. bands (suck these nuts)
Worldwide bands (suck these nuts)
All you bands can suck these fuckin' nuts!
Go!

Don't berate me, cause you can't stop me
From breakin' your face, it's you I'll erase
It's hate, motherfucker, hate, motherfucker, hate

Local bands (suck these nuts)
U.s. bands (suck these nuts)
Worldwide bands (suck these nuts)
All you bands can suck these fuckin' nuts!
Go!

Life's so shitty, but ain't it fuckin' great?
Life's so shitty, but ain't it fuckin' great?
Life's so shitty, but ain't it fuckin' great?
Life's so shitty, but ain't it fuckin' great?

[repeat: x26]
Get this or die!

Local bands (suck these nuts)
U.s. bands (suck these nuts)
Worldwide bands (suck these nuts)
All you bands can suck these fuckin' nuts!
Go!


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    This is a very hatefull song. Corey is just screaming that he really hate "new school face motherfuckers".

    I.D.i.O.Ton April 16, 2002   Link

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