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Rage Against The Machine ~ Down Rodeo


Yeah ya tryin' ta tire me, tire me I can see you in front of me, front of me Ya tryin' ta tire me, tire me Why don't you get from in front of me She's got everyone's eyes In every home there's a sickening distress Of roll that film she's a precious, a precious one But we're all gonna.......... Nah we're already dead! We're already dead! And those colourful words for tha Laos frontiersman Who passed away with the truth Amidst tha eulogues of bliss Who will know now what I know about you Now that history's a flowery cancerous mess .........a mess Nah let's see it broken, bloody, and undressed We're already dead! I wanna be Jackie Onassis I wanna wear a pair of dark sunglasses I wanna be Jackie O Oh, oh, oh, please don't die We're already dead more free lyrics

Yeah ya tryin' ta tire me, tire me
I can see you in front of me, front of me
Ya tryin' ta tire me, tire me
Why don't you get from in front of me
She's got everyone's eyes
In every home there's a sickening distress
Of roll that film she's a precious, a precious one
But we're all gonna..........
Nah we're already dead!
We're already dead!
And those colourful words for tha Laos frontiersman
Who passed away with the truth
Amidst tha eulogues of bliss
Who will know now what I know about you
Now that history's a flowery cancerous mess
.........a mess
Nah let's see it broken, bloody, and undressed
We're already dead!
I wanna be Jackie Onassis
I wanna wear a pair of dark sunglasses
I wanna be Jackie O
Oh, oh, oh, please don't die
We're already dead

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