This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Muppet N.A.M.B.L.A (Namblin')
why are there so many songs about rainbows
& who gives a fuck anyway
rainbows are stupid, they only remind me
that my life is sick with decay
And so you are stupid, you choose to believe it
I know we're all gonna die
we'll never find it, the Rainbow Connection
the sickly, the worthless & I
who said that "every wish would be heard & answered
when wished on the morning star"
some asshole thought of it
some sucker believed it
& look what it's done so far
and it's so pathetic, that you are pathetic
& it's all you aspire to be
you'll never find it, the rainbow connection
the homeless, the wealthy & me
all of us are gonna die
you could say nature's a facist
have you been half asleep
& have you heard voices
swimming around in your head
some say "i'm lucky!" & some say "I'm Happy!"
but most say "i'd rather be dead"
& I know i'm lazy and apathetic
sometimes that is all that I do
& i'll never find it, the rainbow connection
the leftover crizack & you
why are there so many songs about rainbows
& who gives a fuck anyway
rainbows are stupid, they only remind me
that my life is sick with decay
And so you are stupid, you choose to believe it
I know we're all gonna die
we'll never find it, the Rainbow Connection
the sickly, the worthless & I
who said that "every wish would be heard & answered
when wished on the morning star"
some asshole thought of it
some sucker believed it
& look what it's done so far
and it's so pathetic, that you are pathetic
& it's all you aspire to be
you'll never find it, the rainbow connection
the homeless, the wealthy & me
all of us are gonna die
you could say nature's a facist
have you been half asleep
& have you heard voices
swimming around in your head
some say "i'm lucky!" & some say "I'm Happy!"
but most say "i'd rather be dead"
& I know i'm lazy and apathetic
sometimes that is all that I do
& i'll never find it, the rainbow connection
the leftover crizack & you
Lyrics submitted by Sk8rPxnk
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LEFTOVER CRACK SUCKS!!!! (i'm having fun doing this to piss off skemo_kid )
This song goes along with Fifteen's "Rainbow Connection", it almost seems like an attack against the song...very fun.
which is not even a Fifteen song at all...
leftover crack= fucking brilliant distillers = even better than leftover crack leftover crack + distillers = the greatest song ever! i love it!
this song is fucking great.
not only is it great, it's hilarious.
first, they go for "the rainbow connection" which was covered by various (and mostly) country singers of the 50's, then, they manage to incorperate nambla (north american man/boy love association) into the title.
not only is leftover crack wonderful, they keep a sense of humor mixed into their otherwise dreary view on the future.