I was so much an outcast
No one ever liked me cause I wasn't wanted
I was so different from the rest of them all
Fucked up on the drugs, from all the speed
And I never got no sleep
Cause I kept on trippin' over what they said
And everything that my mom said made me mad
And everything that my dad said made me sad

Why am I even trying?
I'm crying out, I'm crying out
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out
Spinning round, spinning round, I've fallen down
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out

You keep shootin' those glances
Relating to the rawness, I'm a fuckin' lost kid
Trying so hard to become just like me, talk like me, walk like me
You keep trippin' on everything I wear, every time I swear
Even when it comes to my hair
It seems like you don't have the time to relate to my kind
I'm not a dope pullin' your life

Why am I even trying?
I'm crying out, I'm crying out
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out
Spinning round, spinning round, I've fallen down
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out
I'm trippin' out, I'm trippin' out
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out
Draw me down, breaking down
I've hit the ground
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out

Your dreamy dreads
Are you still tripping on me?
You're drinking dread
Are you still tripping on me?
Now do you drift?
Are you still tripping on me?
Now do you drift?
Why are you tripping on me?

I was so much an outcast
Find a way to make it right
I was so much an outcast
I can't seem to find a way to make it right
I was so much an outcast
No ever liked me
I can't find a way to make it right
I was so much an outcast
I can't seem to find a way to make it right

Why am I even trying?
I'm crying out, I'm crying out
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out
Spinning round, spinning round, I've fallen down
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out
I'm trippin' out, I'm trippin' out
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out
Draw me down, breaking down
I've hit the ground
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out
I'm crying out, I'm crying out, I'm crying out, freaking out
Draw me down, breaking down
I've hit the ground
I cannot seem to keep from freaking out


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Freaking Out Lyrics as written by Mark Chavez Kris David Kohls

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    this badn is the shit, but if you thin adema kicks ass and they do, check out flaw and nonpoint

    now thas some good shit

    and if you are still playing with your junk or racking your gourd over this song, look at the frucking title don't read into it anymore than you need to the guy was freaking out for god's sake how hard is that? everything his mom said made him mad and everything his dad said made him sad, he was fucked up on drugs, getting teased, and paople made fun of him

    he was on a fucking ledge somewhere when he wrote this song, the smae place you fags should be cept you should all take the next step and jump

    on a lighter note: adema is an awesome band

    now get some balls or a life and either jump or go do something worth your time

    the only reason y I have a fucking ID on here was to tell you all to shut your fucking wholes and die

    cockasuckers grab your fucking ankles you god damn hillbillys

    LiLKap'NTuneson May 16, 2002   Link

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