nice one... there is a story of 2 brothers One Weak and the Other Strong... they walk and a gang cross their road and starts hitting the Weaker... The Strong one starts to diss with the guys "Hit him again and you'll see what I AM GOING to do".... they hit him again.... "Hit him again and YOU'LL SEE" ... they hit him again.... and again "Hit him again and i'll bust your head"says the strong.... and than the weak one sais "Brother please don't stand up for me no more....PLEASE" This song is about the Weak and Powerless under the Guardians of Justice - Their Big Brothers. Go Maynard. You know... he's right: "If you don't vote... you have no right to complain, after" Greetings.
idiot, this song is about how once families fought in the american revolution "hence the fiddle" and later eventually fought on opposing sides "hence the drums", in the civil wat
idiot, this song is about how once families fought in the american revolution "hence the fiddle" and later eventually fought on opposing sides "hence the drums", in the civil wat
nice one... there is a story of 2 brothers One Weak and the Other Strong... they walk and a gang cross their road and starts hitting the Weaker... The Strong one starts to diss with the guys "Hit him again and you'll see what I AM GOING to do".... they hit him again.... "Hit him again and YOU'LL SEE" ... they hit him again.... and again "Hit him again and i'll bust your head"says the strong.... and than the weak one sais "Brother please don't stand up for me no more....PLEASE" This song is about the Weak and Powerless under the Guardians of Justice - Their Big Brothers. Go Maynard. You know... he's right: "If you don't vote... you have no right to complain, after" Greetings.
idiot, this song is about how once families fought in the american revolution "hence the fiddle" and later eventually fought on opposing sides "hence the drums", in the civil wat
idiot, this song is about how once families fought in the american revolution "hence the fiddle" and later eventually fought on opposing sides "hence the drums", in the civil wat