| My mission is to destroy rock 'n roll as it now stands
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| And rebuild it in GG Allin’s name
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| Momma sing me a lullabye
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| Do you believe? |
| (We want GG, we want GG!!)
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| I got my pencil sharpened homeboy
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| Rap music
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| Half asleep in an alley feeling dopesick
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| Coke nose bloody, hobo hungry
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| Torso chubby, walk in John Goodman’s footprints
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| Lied to by every crystal ball I’ve ever looked in
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| Mad at Ruby, bullshit, the basement of the Alamo
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| The laughing stock of the talent show
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| January, Jason Sudekis — wait
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| The Alamo don’t gots no motherfuck basement~!
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| Pee Wee, the Buxtons are not thieves
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| But do you ever dream? |
| (Yeah, I’m all alone)
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| (I'm rollin a big donut, and the snake wearin a vest)
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| Then I wake up in an alley feeling dopesick
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| Deja vu, a sewer rat, spewin raps
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| Spewin last night’s dinner on my shoes and pants
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| Pickin at a tattoo scab of the Kool-Aid Man
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| Hallucinatin, fuck it! |
| I’m alright though
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| Walking «The Boulevard of Broken Dreams»
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| Last resorting to the quotes of preachers, nuns, Popes and priests
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| But in the end it’s just little old me
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| A «Nobody With a Notepad,» trying to find a voice to speak
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| So tell it like it is homeboy
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| Yo, I ain’t scared of you motherfucker
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| No, build a bridge to burn it down
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| To the ground, and we don’t need no water
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| Let the motherfucker burn, burn motherfucker burn
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| Burn, it’s our turn motherfuckers
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| «Creep Show,» riot in the streets
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| Death to the dream seller
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| Yo, nobody wants to hear the fat boy whine
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| They just wanna hear the frat boy rhyme
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| Feelin safe and cuddled up with what frat boy writes
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| But frat boy sucks and the fat boy’s nice
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| Renegade rebel taggin lies on a newspaper box
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| Fuckin the system but the first to run away from cops
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| Fuck the mainstream they scream «Fuck that pussy sound!»
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| Fuck that music Justin makes for his pussy crowd~!
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| But that pussy crowd’s pissed, Bieber’s gettin pussy now
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| Sendin death threats, so tell me who’s the pussy now?
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| Middle class boys who think pop punk is friggin' rad
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| Or middle class girls who love «Glee» and silly bands?
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| Writers ask me, what I think of the state of
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| Hip-hop in Canadia — and I tell 'em, «I don’t»
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| I’m sorry if don’t think about rap in Stoville
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| I’m busy tryin to get rap to pay my phone bill
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| I’m in my own world, you don’t have to move in
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| But I got a couple guest rooms
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| So bake a pie, eat a pie, take a side, you can fight me in this war
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| Or you can fly beside me to the stars and I’m gone
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| I mean, there’s there, everybody else has stopped
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| Everybody else has has, drawn, lines, limits
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| And conformed themselves or sold out
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| And and I’ve had opportunities, and I said no
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| That’s not, GG Allin
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| GG Allin’s mission goal is 'til the end
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| Um, well I’ve had some very intimate conversations with evil
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| And I, I think that evil is important
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| And I think it’s also important to put fear in people’s hearts
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| And I think +THAT'S+ what rock 'n roll is all about
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| Rock 'n roll isn’t about, y’know, the way ya look, the way ya dress
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| What’cha got, y’know, what’cha sound is
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| What’s hip this week, what’s hip next week
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| Rock 'n roll is a scary thing, rock 'n roll is, is is
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| Is a lot like, my life, take what you want, do what you want
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| Fuck, fuck whatever you gotta do… |