It echoes in my brain
I didn't mean it
Pulses through my veins
I didn't mean it

I'm the one to blame
I didn't mean it
Did too much cocaine
I didn't mean it.

Slackerbitch, faghag, whore
Looks real cute, her lips are sore
Slackerbitch, faghag, whore
Always comes back for more

Your memory will fade
I didn't mean it
You've always had it made
I didn't mean it

I know you feel betrayed
I didn't mean it
I just wanted to get laid
I didn't mean it

Slackerbitch, faghag, whore
Looks real cute, her lips are sore
Slackerbitch, faghag, whore
Always knocking on my door

You come across impure
I didn't mean it
You're goddamn immature
I didn't mean it

You act so insecure
I didn't mean it
You hate me now I'm sure
I didn't mean it

Slackerbitch, faghag, whore
Looks real cute, her lips are sore
Slackerbitch, faghag, whore
Dripping sex from every pore

Slackerbitch, faghag, whore
Looks real cute, her lips are sore
Slackerbitch, faghag, whore
Such a motherfucking bore.


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Slackerbitch [Bonus Track] Lyrics as written by Olsdal Molko

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    Really like this song.

    I think it's pretty straight forward.

    The dude isn't even that interested in women, but gets pretty high with some girl (probably friends) who's obsessed with him (despite knowing he's not really into ladies, hence the faghag) and they do end up sexing and stuff, due to too much cocaine.. And she's a desperate little whore who keeps coming back afterwards, even though she knows he doesn't roll that way, and even though she knows he just used her.

    The dude feels bad about it, cause he had no intention of sleeping with her, didn't mean to. The friendship is all messed up and she feels betrayed because he pretty much lead her on.

    He still finds her pretty pathetic though, even though he feels bad, because she's the one who tried to turn him onto ladies in the first place, and she's the one so desperate as to keep coming back to a guy who blatantly used her.

    ^.^ I like it. I find it kind of sexy.

    andromeda1on September 15, 2014   Link

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