In early '99, I beat the Ocarina Of Time,
I'm quite the legend in this town.
My friends get wicked shit
from all the foul-mouthed fools you roll with.
Just push your luck,
there will be blood,
most likely our own carnage.
We all just wanna do our thing,
without the misery you bring.
Go fuck yourselves, leave us alone.

You all need to go away,
you motherfuckers.
You all need to leave me and my homeboys alone.
You all need to go away,
you motherfuckers.
You all need to leave me and my sensitive homeboys alone.

I can't say that character would be one of your strongest assets,
not that we're perfect, merely extra perfect.
So don't think you know a thing
about a thing you know nothing about,
go fuck yourselves, leave us alone.

You all need to go away,
you motherfuckers.
You all need to leave me and my homeboys alone.
You all need to go away,
you motherfuckers.
You all need to leave me and my sensitive homeboys alone.

When the fever hits the fan
and you spout out your commands;
remember that we all feel the weather,
we all feel the weathering hours of discontent.
Though we may fear the Litmus Test,
age-old harassments fuel this quest
for a better way to all stick together.
Way to all stick together, you goddamn hypocrites.

You all need to go away,
you motherfuckers.
You all need to leave me and my homeboys alone.
You all need to go away,
you motherfuckers.
You all need to leave me and my sensitive homeboys alone.

Word!


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  • +2
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    This song is grand, its simply put a song about nerds sticking together to keep from being picked on, Ocarina Of Time is a Zelda game and as the song goes to talk about, its about telling someone to step off.

    Th3_Gh0sTon January 15, 2010   Link
  • +1
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    One of my favorites on My Dinosaur Life. Great to sing along to.

    enterusernamehereon February 05, 2010   Link
  • 0
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    I got most of the lyrics, but if anyone has the bits I'm missing (because they were a little hard to interpret), let me know and I'll fix it. (:

    SeeingRedon January 13, 2010   Link
  • 0
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    I can't say that character would be one of your strongest assets, not that we're perfect merely, extra perfect

    that's what i got from it.

    electricalbaconon January 14, 2010   Link
  • 0
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    that we may fear the litmus test

    tjwellson January 14, 2010   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    "not that we're perfect ?"

    I'm pretty sure it's:

    "not that we're perfect, merely extra perfect"

    Also, "we all feel the weather in the hours of disconnect."

    should be:

    "that we all feel the weathering hours of disconnect."

    And..."That we may feel the ?"

    should be:

    "That we may fear the litmus test"

    But I don't know what the line after it is because he kind of screams it =D

    War|ordon January 14, 2010   Link
  • 0
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    "Say do harassments fill this quest?" That's the best I could get out of that ? part.

    Ishcabibleon January 18, 2010   Link
  • 0
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    from the lyric book:

    When the fever hits the fan, and you spout out your commands, Remember that we all feel the weather; That we all feel the weathering hours of discontent. Though we may fear the litmus test, age-old harassments fuel this quest for a better way to all stick together. Way to all stick together, you god damn hypocrites.

    Kitkat152on January 20, 2010   Link
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    How does everyone pronounce this song when referencing to it? I have to refer to the lyrics whenever talking about it, because I'm not sure what to call the title besides "the one with all the punctuation in it that has 'motherfuckers' in it a lot."

    RyleeYenaludon February 25, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    It sounds like "I caught the legend in this town", which could be another video game reference (pokemon). And There will be blood is a movie, so it could be talking about a bunch of nerds who get picked on.

    CryogenicManon April 12, 2010   Link

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