All the dirty fingers picking up finds
Bruised with a motherless childish mind
To be kind in the line of design
Without a proper subject

Got all apologies, signed up to steal
Prednisone body, topic of ill
For the chill and the thrill of the kill
I see my woman calling

Because I licked a little skin like a fear in my bed
Spilt all the toxic cream of my dead
To be bled or fed in the spread
Of equal wrong talking

Spoon me like a stereotype, rigging the race
Believing in a feather, particular face
With the grace for the trace to embrace
The frontal feel falling

I think I'm ready to go
I think I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
I think I'm ready to go
I think I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
Yeah, I'm ready to go
Yeah, I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
Yeah, I'm ready to go
Yeah, I'm ready to fight

If the caterpillar cat turns free to a whore
The idea that there's a seventeenth floor
To explore like hardcore for the more
And never seem to free it

Because I gave a little long, yeah, I gave it a shot
Bought me some land and a beautiful plot
With a hot who was not to be got
By easy thinking thumbing

Bottled up can will eat through your life
Down with the deed of killing a wife
With a knife who thinks twice to the wise
I think my woman's calling

Yeah, I'm ready to go
Yeah, I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
Yeah, I'm ready to go
Yeah, I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
Yeah, I'm ready to go
Yeah, I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
I think I'm ready to go
I think I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
I think I'm ready to go
I think I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
I think I'm ready to go
I think I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
Yeah, I'm ready to go
Yeah, I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life
Yeah, I'm ready to go
Yeah, I'm ready to fight for the scene of my life


Lyrics submitted by strykerchick, edited by wharney2008

Chase Scene Lyrics as written by Charles Spearin Brendan Canning

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    did you find these lyrics somewhere??? or just figure them out??

    either way you're my hero. nice work :D

    alwayspufton June 24, 2010   Link
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    Lyric Correction

    I am fairly certain that he says "for the SCENE of my life" rather than seed. This would make sense considering the song title.

    undertheeaveson July 24, 2010   Link
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    Lyric Correction

    Lisa Lobsinger came down from Heaven, or Canada, I forget which, and told me the correct lyrics to this song are a bit elusive. Here are some proposed corrections:

    To be bled or fed in the spread of equal wrong talking to be bled or fell in the spell of people wrong talking

    Bought me some land and a beautiful plot with a hot who was not to be got by easy thinking thumbing Maf'd me some love and a beautiful dog with a hot who was not to be got by geezy thinking thumbing

    Down with the deed of killing a wife Down with the deed of killing your wife

    It's both (scene AND seed)

    wharney2008on June 09, 2012   Link

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