56 times in 81 seconds, something like this

This little pig has a mind of his own
This little pig thinks he's cool
This little pig thinks that he's all grown
And this little pig needs school

This little pig has something to prove
This little piggie, he wants to be down
Now this little pig wishes that he can undo
The little pig that he shot down

This little pig's on a mission
This little pig needs a plan
This little pig's got ambition
This little pig does what he can

This little pig's got cum on his hands
This little pig needs money to talk
This little pig comes up with a plan
This little pig whistling rock

This little pig thinks he's running the show
This little pig thinks he's king of the hill
This little pig, well he doesn't know
He's the next pig to be killed

56 times in 81 seconds


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This Little Pig Lyrics as written by Doug Wimbish Corey Glover

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    I like the humurous view on human beings striving in this song it's so funny, and true at the same time everyone is doing something... those who don't do anything.. better beware !

    sbtoon September 15, 2005   Link
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    i'm not really sure what this song is about, but its awesome! its sounds really different, its like thrash funk

    garrett (THE ZEBRA)on June 09, 2006   Link
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    General Comment

    What could the "Fifty-six times in eighty-one seconds" part be about? (It's missing from the lyrics)

    Alienoon December 23, 2007   Link
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    I believe that the line "Fifty-six times in eighty-one seconds" refers to how many times the LAPD cops struck Rodney King in the infamous incident back in 1991.

    vinnyon March 19, 2008   Link

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