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John Tabacco - Bounce It Here! lyrics
Live it and love it and teach it and pump it Yeah and live it and love it again Live it and love it and teach it and pump it Yeah and live it and love it again Live it and love it and teach it and pump it Yeah and live it and love it again Live it and love it and teach it and bounce it here! KG / KB: chill dialogue... Smell it and cook it and sell it and eat it Yeah and Smell it and Cook it Again Smell it and cook it and sell it and eat it Yeah and Smell it and Cook it Again Smell it and cook it and sell it and eat it Yeah and Smell it and Cook it Again Smell it and cook it and sell it and bounce it here! KG / KB: More chill “conversating” and “give me all your money” ... BOUNCE! Goonfed Bulkeraser Chalkmeat Palumbra spews: Ah Rayzon, Rayzon. You entirely too filthy Rayzon. No bastard freak of mine without prior phoning shall invade my near sighted “Blah-Hair” beyond what swells in thine own utero. For I am come and my will at arms length and that of the Lord hadth granted me double exposure to paste a final sink trap to this incestuous linkage WHAT IS THIS? Hooper from Jaws replies: Tiger Shark! Mr. Stromboli: Ah what? WHAT IS THIS? “Doo Wop Diddy Up” etc... Live it and love it and teach it and pump it Yeah and live it and love it again Live it and love it and teach it and pump it Yeah and live it and love it again Live it and love it and teach it and pump it Yeah and live it and love it again Live it and love it and teach it and bounce it here! The Priest (pretending he’s Captain Beefheart) describes his feelings about the whole situation: Opus petroleum swoggled in fractured dispersements bubble rap slooping off the surrounding clip cards and corky containments. I knew right away that a randy wire of heated ozone exasperation would throttle and thruttle in my own existential eroticism... Live it and love it and teach it and Bounce it here! |
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