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Babes In Toyland ~ Primus


I remember way back when Times weren't this hard No they weren't this hard And everyone had what we call A sane mind Roses are red Well blood is too And i found that out When i needed you Remember that one time you promised me ? Yeah?! No wait it was more than once now wasn't it huh? No wait how many promises Little precious promises Those precious little promises That you have broken to me Wheres your morals Lost with your mind Head must be where the sun don't shine Wheres your morals lost with your mind I'm hanging on a rope as thin as you Hanging on a rope as thin as you I want you as you want me right now In black and white Hell can't ya'see Those black clouds linger over you and me Are gonna kill us can't you see? Your love has infected me Like a big bad disease Your love has affected me more free lyrics

I remember way back when
Times weren't this hard
No they weren't this hard
And everyone had what we call
A sane mind
Roses are red
Well blood is too
And i found that out
When i needed you
Remember that one time you promised me ?
Yeah?!
No wait it was more than once now wasn't it huh?
No wait how many promises
Little precious promises
Those precious little promises
That you have broken to me
Wheres your morals
Lost with your mind
Head must be where the sun don't shine
Wheres your morals lost with your mind
I'm hanging on a rope as thin as you
Hanging on a rope as thin as you
I want you as you want me right now
In black and white
Hell can't ya'see
Those black clouds linger over you and me
Are gonna kill us can't you see?
Your love has infected me
Like a big bad disease
Your love has affected me

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