Kick Some Ass

Stroke 9

How many people want to kick some ass?

I used to be
A nerd
Grew up in the
Suburbs
Nothing there
Ever went wrong
I made it up
In this song
I talk about
The heard
I say stuff like
Its all good
Tell people I'm down
With all the cool kids
Down town
When I've never even
Been there

[Chorus]
How many people want to kick some ass
(I do I do)
And how many people are sick of holding it back
(I am) well I am too
So don't lay another finger on her
She's mine and I still want her
You can put your hands up on her,
You're a goner a goner
And how many people are sick of holding it back
(I am I am)
And how many people want to kick some ass?
I would if I could but
I'm really just a sensitive artist
But portrayed like I am the hardest

So swing your cap around
To the back
You think you rhyme
But you can't rap
Loosen that strap
A little more
Till your axe
Hits the floor
Flip off your fans
Make um cheer
Try to look
Sincere
Angers today's
Fashion
So sing another song about
Bashing someone's head in

[Chorus]

Acting like
I'm not the smartest
I'm really just a Sensitive artist

So don't lay another finger on her
She's mine and I still want her
You can put your hands up on her,
You're a goner a goner
And how many people are sick of holding it back
(I am I am)
And how many people want to kick some ass?

I said how many people want to kick some ass
How many people want to kick some ass
What ya gunna do when you're sick of holding it back?
I think ill kick some ass
How many people want to kick some ass
I would if I could but
I'm really just a sensitive artist
But portrayed like I am the hardest
Acting like
I'm not the smartest
I'm really just a sensitive artist
Artist


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    whatever it means......it just rocks. I agree with the darkpenguin......they're mocking other bands.....and its cool. as long as the song is good....and makes u feel allrite....the band's going to go on.

    damn i just love music....

    sharkkon July 05, 2002   Link

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