Freak on a Leash

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Something takes a part of me.
Something lost and never seen.
Everytime I start to believe,
Something's raped and taken from me... from me.
Life's got to always be messing with me. (You wanna see the light)
Can't they chill and let me be free? (So do I)
Can't I take away all this pain. (You wanna see the light)
I try to every night, all in vain... in vain.

Sometimes I cannot take this place.
Sometimes it's my life I can't taste.
Sometimes I cannot feel my face.
You'll never see me fall from grace

Something takes a part of me.
You and I were meant to be.
A cheap fuck for me to lay
Something takes a part of me.

Feeling like a freak on a leash. (You wanna see the light)
Feeling like I have no release. (So do I)
How many times have I felt diseased? (You wanna see the light)
Nothing in my life is free... is free

Chorus

Boom na da mmm dum na ema
Da boom na da mmm dum na ema
Go!
Some...die!! something on the...
Die...some things they fight
So...something on the...
Die...some things they die
Die...something of the
No...some things they die
Die..something of the...
Fight...some things they dddiiee
Chorus
Part of me...
Oh...


Lyrics submitted by kevin, edited by retry4z

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    yeah uh... i don't like this song... i've heard a bunch of the new korn songs off "untouchables" and they suck ass. doesn't it piss you off when bands get worse and worse over time? it just makes me sad to see korn turning out like this. korn and the deftones practically invented nu-metal, and shitty bands like limp get all the credit for it, and then make all the other bands who have similar styles look bad. anyway, i have no idea what this song is about, and i really don't care. anti-flag is ok... but the guy's voice gets on my nerves after awhile. rancid and afi suck. most punk bands are hypocritical. i heard from a diehard afi fan that davey havoc was gay, and that a lot of his songs are about it... any truth to that? if there is, him and jonathan davis should get together and get it on. jd's daddy already loosened things up for him.

    Nothingface555on June 04, 2002   Link

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