1. |
Serpent Summer
05:08
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the Serpent sheds his skin
The designer scales he's in
Creeping on the asphalt
He don't need you at all
And he's goin' away
The serpent slithers on
In the hills and amazon
Past the nuns and spires
And the gold empires
And he's goin away
Don't you fear the serpent's bite
You let his coils squeeze you tight
Well baby can't you see
That the reptile is me
And I'm goin away
I'm goin away with you tonight
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2. |
Better Dead Than Red
04:27
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I've been cold so long
need some of your heat baby
I've been staying strong
cause I got a jealous lady
Ooo we know it's wrong
but I love how ya tease me
you keep egging on
Maybe tonight we'll play
I can't get my eyes off you
How cruel is temptation?
Why won't my lies ring true?
Can't have infatuation
You insinuate
all the tricks we can savor
It's past debate
So let's not waiver
Glances elate
Can't wait till later
but i can't shake
knowin I've betrayed her
I can't get my hands off you
how's hot's temptation?
My lies will ring true
I love infatuation
Control I need control
My soul I've lost my soul
Now that she knows
I'm being cremated
We've been exposed
Was loved now I'm hated
It's apropos
Almost seems fated
All of my woes
My lust has created
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3. |
Marty McFly
06:01
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When I threw my puzzle away, I made the mess I am today
Crushed up glass and pieces fade, may have lost but least I played
Dreaded lines and dreams I rue, tainting every thing I do
Search my mind for something to say, knowing I can't make you stay
I can't let you go
So I have to grow
I can't let you go
So I have to grow
Hollow notes, an empty sound, I burned it all to the ground
Future's broke for all to see, Marty McFly ain't savin' me
Fix Myself? a task from you, I'm just trying to stay true
Search my mind for some other way, wishing I could make you stay
When I think of what I've done, I hate the man I have become
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4. |
The Bro Song
04:21
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Smoking things, Eating Wings, swinging swings with my bros
Run all day, always play, always stay with my bros
rocking out, scream and shout, never pout with my bros
drink cool beer, never fear, I'm right here with my bros
This is for my bros
The best dudes I know
This is for my bros
No one else comes close
He votes Red, under fed, never wed; still my bro
Left my band, but I'm a fan of No Shoes and; he's still my bro
The woodchuck, Chicago stuck, don't give a fuck, still my bro
Gone away, we can't play, wish he'd stay, but he's still my bro
This is for my bros
the best dudes I know
This is for my bros
No one else comes close
Drunk High Five
Livin' the Life
Errybody knows
This is for my bros
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5. |
White Boy Dance
04:44
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I ain't sayin' that I have to take you home
I'm just swayin and my eyes start to roam
To you stayin' in the back on the phone
Hope our playin will move your legs of stone
So Dance, my white boy dance
C'mon, girl, give it a chance
Got you movin' that's what I like to see
Keep it groovin' dance into the ecstasy
you've got moves I bet you don't even know
Let's get stupid after I finish this show
So Dance, my white boy dance
C'mon, girl, give it a chance
Go into a trance
Dance that white boy dance
I just need to find
some other way to you
I just need you to dance on the floor tonight
We're just shuttin this place down for tonight
Sound's exploding I don't wanna see a fight
You've been dancing' haven a good time
Would it kill you to tell me how to make you mine?
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