She's a witch
A bonafide bore
What's more - she snores
And that is a fact
Cow eyes lie
Yes it's time to resist
How did I ever
Get into this
How could I ever
Have kissed that bitch
So what if she's
Got big tits

She's the kinda girl
Who changes her mind really quick
She's the kinda girl who
Won't just let things sit

She came like a cat
Like a cat to cat nap
She came in my lap
With her womanly hips
When I first met her
I came unglued
I played the part of
A blue blooded fool
I'm through with your sewage
I'm through with your trash
I always knew that I'd
Get the last laugh

She's the kinda girl
Who changes her mind really quick
She's the kinda girl who
Won't just let things sit

Like two trains on one track
Bound for a crash
Two red white and blues we were
Destined to clash
I can't fix the future
I can't change the past
Like fly by night news
We were not meant to last
I'm through with your bluefish
I'm through with your gash
I'm through being screwed with by
You and your wack attack

Jump back for chump love
You won't be back for cover
But no no no no
I'm no chump love sucker
No chump love sucker

No chump love sucker

I thought that your love
Was a matter of fact
But I lost my pride
When I realized that
The smack in my bag
And my baseball bat
Was all you were after
Boys "you dirty rat"
She's a bitch and a brat
And a living disaster
She thought she was fast
But I was faster


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No Chump Love Sucker Lyrics as written by Jack Irons Michael Peter Balzary

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    This song is about a girl named Maggie that dated the guitar player for the red hot chili peppers in the mid-eighties - Hillel Slovak. Apparently she worked him over something terrible and this great song was born.

    amberwideneron January 17, 2005   Link
  • +1
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    A song to Anthony Kiedis' good friend and drug buddy, Hillel Slovak. Hillel has just been left by his girlfriend for someone with more money and drugs, Hillel was shattered.

    butterfleafrogon April 11, 2005   Link
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    General Comment

    I think it's about a girl who used Anthony, or tried to use him. He can't believe he ever went for her. And, like it says, he's not a sucker.

    bythewayon June 18, 2003   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    shit that's such a harsh song, the girl is shitted upon, not to defend her

    lovekiedison May 05, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    i love the no no no no part!!!!!!!!!! (the rest of the song as well) WOOT

    manch0won March 02, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    Yeah I think that it was more of a thing where Hillel was always around her but she never returned his love. And that he tried to ignore but couldn't. In his journals he wrote about her all the time, for like a 4 year period even if he was talking about some other girl that he wanted to get with in the same passage. Poor guy

    Jokyoon June 24, 2006   Link
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    yeah this song is about Hillel and that girl. and anthony wrote a song about it. Good song.

    mrs.sideikon December 21, 2008   Link

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