PREThat's a pill and you've got to take it
That's a pill that you've got to take
I won't rest until you take it
That's a heart that you made
That's a heart and the both of you made it
And I won't rest until I break it
It's l'histoire de la famille
It's l'histoire de la femme
And I won't rest until I forget about it
I won't rest until I don't care
I won't rest until I forget about it
La La La La La La La
That's a razor and you will make a threat
That's a razor make million billion threats
And I won't rest cuz I heard it all before
My behind is a beehive, there's a buzz in my backside
My behind is a beehive and I won't rest
while you break my will
Je t'aime the valley
Je t'aime the valley OH!!!
I am an orphan de la valley
And I won't rest until I forget about it
I won't rest until I don't care
LA LA LA LA LA LA LA /PRE


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    " Its l'histoire de la famile l'histoire de la famile'histoire de la FAM And I won't rest until I forget about it I won't rest until I don't care I won't rest until I forget about it"

    Jamie Stewart's father killed himself during or a little before the creation of the album. With the 'family history' bit, he's worried that because his dad shot himself, he will too. And he's trying his best to ignore that it might happen to him to. And w/ the La La La La thing it seems as if he's covering his ears and shaking his head, like "I'm not listening!!!". yeah.

    With_Teethon March 20, 2005   Link

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