Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Where the Hell Is Rick Thorne These Days?, artist - Coalesce. Album song 0:12 Revolution In Just Listening, in the genre МеталWhere the Hell Is Rick Thorne These Days? |
| Where the hell is Rick Thorne anyway? |
| It must be five or so years since I’ve heard a good story |
| Very few are those that can back up the big talk |
| But you see, Rick, he never talked, he just left us in the dust |
| There are always those to bitch about the status quo |
| But he just blended in and tore it down from the inside |
| And made all of you whiny bitches look like fools |
| They’re made of brass, son |
| Growing up young with the idea to never give up |
| I always challenged that and he burned me |
| He burned me, don’t you ever give up |
| I bet the photo of that fat kid is still in you |
| With the story of wanting to be told to another brat just like me |
| I never stopped thinking about how much you overcame with a simple «fuck you.» |
| A focus on just exactly what you wanted to be |
| I hope my kids know someone just like you |
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