The song lyrics were written by the band Van Halen, as they were asked to write a song for the 1979 movie "Over the Edge" starring Matt Dillon. The movie (and the lyrics, although more obliquely) are about bored, rebellious youth with nothing better to do than get into trouble. If you see the movie, these lyrics will make more sense. It's a great movie if you grew up in the 70s/80s you'll definitely remember some of these characters from your own life. Fun fact, after writing the song, Van Halen decided not to let the movie use it.
Gimme a B
Gimme a A
Gimme a B
Gimme a Y
What's that spell?
What's that spell?
What's that spell?
Baby
Earl had a baby
Baby was her name
He knew she was crazy
Tiny was the same
Down behind the shed
Slaughtering the hog
Slice along the belly
Feed it to the dog
One, two, three, who should I kill?
Every motherfucker running up the hill
One, two, three, what should I do?
Get fucked up and fuck up you
Pussy liquor
Make ya sicker
Pussy liquor
Do it quicker
Yeah we liked to get fucked up (fucked up)
Yeah I like to get fucked up, too
Yeah I bet you do
Yeah we liked to get fucked up (fucked up)
Yeah I like to get fucked up too
Yeah I bet you do
Tim had a baby
Otis was his name
White as a ghost totally insane
Otis loves the girls
Young and clean
Drowning in a bucket of gasoline
One, two, three, who should I kill?
Every motherfucker running up the hill
One, two, three, what should I do?
Get fucked up and fuck up you
Pussy liquor
Make ya sicker
Pussy liquor
Do it quicker
Yeah we liked to get fucked up
Yeah I like to get fucked up, too
Yeah I bet you do
Yeah we liked to get fucked up
Yeah I like to get fucked up, too
Yeah I bet you do
Don't you know something
They won't tell
C'mon man
Send them to a hell
Burnin' in the house
Spirits are alive
A tongue lashing mama
Help them to survive
One, two, three, who should I kill?
Every motherfucker running up the hill
One, two, three, what should I do?
Get fucked up and fuck up you
Pussy liquor
Make ya sicker
Pussy liquor
Do it quicker
Gimme a A
Gimme a B
Gimme a Y
What's that spell?
What's that spell?
What's that spell?
Baby
Earl had a baby
Baby was her name
He knew she was crazy
Tiny was the same
Down behind the shed
Slaughtering the hog
Slice along the belly
Feed it to the dog
One, two, three, who should I kill?
Every motherfucker running up the hill
One, two, three, what should I do?
Get fucked up and fuck up you
Pussy liquor
Make ya sicker
Pussy liquor
Do it quicker
Yeah we liked to get fucked up (fucked up)
Yeah I like to get fucked up, too
Yeah I bet you do
Yeah we liked to get fucked up (fucked up)
Yeah I like to get fucked up too
Yeah I bet you do
Tim had a baby
Otis was his name
White as a ghost totally insane
Otis loves the girls
Young and clean
Drowning in a bucket of gasoline
One, two, three, who should I kill?
Every motherfucker running up the hill
One, two, three, what should I do?
Get fucked up and fuck up you
Pussy liquor
Make ya sicker
Pussy liquor
Do it quicker
Yeah we liked to get fucked up
Yeah I like to get fucked up, too
Yeah I bet you do
Yeah we liked to get fucked up
Yeah I like to get fucked up, too
Yeah I bet you do
Don't you know something
They won't tell
C'mon man
Send them to a hell
Burnin' in the house
Spirits are alive
A tongue lashing mama
Help them to survive
One, two, three, who should I kill?
Every motherfucker running up the hill
One, two, three, what should I do?
Get fucked up and fuck up you
Pussy liquor
Make ya sicker
Pussy liquor
Do it quicker
Lyrics submitted by nonemoreblack, edited by Sindollx666x
Pussy Liquor Lyrics as written by Scott Humphrey Rob Wolfgang Zombie
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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