No means no lie now find out what you get - you're no good
You'll sit around and throw a fuckin' fit
We are here onto you
You're so far - you're fuckin' gone

You won't get to me till you cover me
I don't need this shit till you cover me

We are here - mother - in your fear with you
We could be perfect in your world I know
But I will come, I will come, and I will come go!

I will come, I will come, and I will come
I will come, I will come, I will come, I will come
Disappear, disappear, disappear, disappear

You won't get to me till you cover me
I don't need this shit fuckin' liar


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    who posts the songs....Full song lyrics, again

    No means no lie now find out what you get You're no good... You'll sit around for a fuckin' fit We are here onto you You're so far - you're fuckin' gone

    You won't get to me, till you cover me I don't need this shit, till you cover me

    No means no lie now find out what you get It's so good... You'll sit around and throw a fuckin' fit We are here onto you Give me more - you fuckin' liar

    You won't get to me, till you cover me I don't need this shit, till you cover me

    We are here - Mother - in your fear with you We could be perfect in your world I know But I will come, I will come, and I will come GO!

    I will come, I will come, and I will - yeahhh! I will come, I will come, I will come, I will come

    Disappear, Disappear, Disappear, Disappear

    You won't get to me, till you cover me I don't need this shit, you fuckin' liar!

    deftonesgrlon June 11, 2004   Link

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