Hey Daddy

KoЯn

Let me see (let me see)
All my life (taken) taken
This demon (haunts me) haunts me
They are hating me
Help me

You fuck me
I'm gagged and bound
You pick me up
When I am down
I cannot live without them
I do not live without them
Hey Daddy (Daddy)
They are taking me
Away
Biting

Facing me (what soul)
My soul
There ...
Please help me

You fuck me
I'm gagged and bound
You pick me up
When I am down
I cannot live without them
I do not live without them

They say this thing inside me
Wants to get out
All it does is scream and shout
I'm trying not to let them out
They tell me to hurt myself
But I'm not gonna listen

You fuck me
I'm gagged and bound
You pick me up
When I am down
I cannot live without them
I do not live without them

Hey daddy
(waiting)


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    Yes, I know korn rock

    SongMeaningson May 14, 2002   Link

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