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Anthrax - Finale lyrics
Life can be so wonderful Real love this time you fool And then you wake up And youıd chew off your own arms Or face the only graduate from Satans school of charm ! I hear your mama callinı you I hear your mama callinı you Youıd better stand and face the truth boy I hear your mama callinı you I drink three six packs, just so I can look at your face Finally ! You give respect, you get respect And you just donıt know your place Finally ! You never learn, you always burn Now Iıve got you off my case Finally ! I drank three six packs, just so I could look at your face Finally ! See ya ! Over, finished, gone, done, out ! Sheıs not the one your married Not the one who cared Maybe itıs her evil twin thatıs got you by the shorthairs Can you live without it ? Can you be a man ? Can you tell her take a walk and stick it up her can ! I hear your mama callinı you I hear your mama callinı you Youıd better stand and face the truth boy I hear your mama callinı you I drink three six packs, just so I can look at your face Finally ! You give respect, you get respect And you just donıt know your place Finally ! You never learn, you always burn Now Iıve got you off of my case Finally ! I drank three six packs, just so I could look at your face Finally ! See ya ! Over, finished, gone, done, out ! I hear your mama callinı you I hear your mama callinı you Now go and pack your bags weıre through I hear your mama callinı you Rape my mind let down the wrong path One to many rides and you crashed Had the looks but had no class Steal my life and taint my past Sorry I donıt mean to laugh (take it Sam) How long have you been waiting to be set free ? Donıt you know itıs easy as 1,2,3 Donıt be a faggot now thatıs the key Donıt you know itıs easy as 1,2,3 Now Iım free, now Iım free, me me me, finally !!! Over finished, gone, done, out |
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