This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Chisel out a headstone, cheap and gay.
No reason, just cheap and gay.
I'm ready to snuff it.
The death song.
Not in the cemetery, too yuppie or on the split oak trail
That took the life of the baby oxen. Rattlesnake Roundup there in Noxen.
Gonna get to dieing around 11:35.
Gonna learn the almighty about American pride.
Fixing to crush my skull with two bricks and come out on the other side.
Who's laughing now, God? Who's laughing now, stupid?
Bright light, glowing light, your voice comes soft and consoling.
I knew it was He, so I aimed my classic pistol at his would-be face.
Rattlesnake Roundup there in Noxen.
Light burned out. God is dead. That's what the fellar Nietzsche said.
Jesus please us. You always tease us, the death song.
Who's laughing now, God? Who's laughing now, retard?
No reason, just cheap and gay.
I'm ready to snuff it.
The death song.
Not in the cemetery, too yuppie or on the split oak trail
That took the life of the baby oxen. Rattlesnake Roundup there in Noxen.
Gonna get to dieing around 11:35.
Gonna learn the almighty about American pride.
Fixing to crush my skull with two bricks and come out on the other side.
Who's laughing now, God? Who's laughing now, stupid?
Bright light, glowing light, your voice comes soft and consoling.
I knew it was He, so I aimed my classic pistol at his would-be face.
Rattlesnake Roundup there in Noxen.
Light burned out. God is dead. That's what the fellar Nietzsche said.
Jesus please us. You always tease us, the death song.
Who's laughing now, God? Who's laughing now, retard?
Lyrics submitted by haulinoates
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