This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Wargasm, wargasm one, two, three
Tie a yellow ribbon around the amputee
Masturbate watch it on TV
Crocodile tears for the refugee
Wargasm, wargasm one, two, three
Smutty, bloody pictures, ecstasy
Blue balls waiting impatiently
From Alcatraz to Lady Liberty
Body bags and dropping bombs
The pentagon knows how to turn us on
Wargasm, wargasm one, two, three
People, people, ecstasy
Wave those flags high in the air
As long as it takes place over there
Wargasm
Wargasm
Wargasm
Wargasm
Body bags and dropping bombs
The pentagon knows how to turn us on
Turn us on
Wargasm
Turn us on
Wargasm
Tie a yellow ribbon around the amputee
Masturbate watch it on TV
Crocodile tears for the refugee
Wargasm, wargasm one, two, three
Smutty, bloody pictures, ecstasy
Blue balls waiting impatiently
From Alcatraz to Lady Liberty
Body bags and dropping bombs
The pentagon knows how to turn us on
Wargasm, wargasm one, two, three
People, people, ecstasy
Wave those flags high in the air
As long as it takes place over there
Wargasm
Wargasm
Wargasm
Wargasm
Body bags and dropping bombs
The pentagon knows how to turn us on
Turn us on
Wargasm
Turn us on
Wargasm
Lyrics submitted by spliphstar
Wargasm Lyrics as written by Donita Sparks
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Universal Music Publishing Group
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"Body bags and dropping bombs The pentagon knows how to turn us on" Best lyrics in the song.
Except for all the lines that are even better:<br /> <br /> Tie a yellow ribbon around the amputee<br /> Masturbate watch it on TV<br /> Crocodile tears for the refugee<br /> <br /> That pretty much says it for me, though bloodlust has rarely been described more poetically or with more edge than:<br /> <br /> Smutty, bloody pictures, ecstasy<br /> Blue balls waiting impatiently<br /> From Alcatraz to Lady Liberty<br />
I think its pretty obvious. Right?
the guitar ruuuules =D
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L7 is probably the only band with enough girl power to work "blue balls" into an anti war song, jeezus xD