| Goth girls, goth girls: they’re the girls that go
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| To see the nerdcore rapper with the geeked out flow
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| At the show, you can see the black lace on parade
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| I met a hundred dozen of 'em…
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| Ummmm hello! |
| I was wondering, how goth is my frock?
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| I got this thing for horror movies and mope rock
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| But I can’t shock my hair up (I ran out of stock)
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| And just like that, Frontalot ran out of talk
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| It was tragic, unheard of, never seen, me:
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| Out of rhymes when they usually come indefatigably
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| But me here talk good? |
| No, bad talk do!
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| Like my tongue got encrypted right before I lost root
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| Like my small talk got box-roxed on a prior boot
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| It’s moot, she only dates guys in chokes and Docs
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| Not brutes lacking eye-liner like I lack
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| But look, I’ll put a little on plus lip shellac
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| Just to stand next to that and dream about love
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| Of necessity, that has always had to be enough
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| Cause I can’t talk to goth girls, I just stare and stammer
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| «My name is MC frimmer frammer.»
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| Damn her if she giggle, damn her double if she laugh
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| Goth girls like it when you double-damn it twice fast
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| Goth girls, goth girls: they’re the girls that go
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| To see the nerdcore rapper with the geeked out flow
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| At the show, you can see the black lace on parade
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| I met a hundred dozen of 'em but I ain’t got laid
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| Got shunned by her at the Rocky Horror premiere
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| She steered clear of the nerd crowd but I heard loud in my ear
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| The disdain that she held for my type
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| Always geeking on the computron — I get hype
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| On the stage, she might notice me then and observe
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| That I’m «ironically hip in some flip universe»
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| And her purse in patent leather held in fishnet glove
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| Could then contain MP3 player with the Front filled up
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| Her name is Nyteshaed, yo don’t call her cherry tomato
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| She look like Paisley Tinkle but poisonous like Topato
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| She says her hair got attacked cause it’s black and it’s blue
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| She got the Johnny the Homicidal Maniac tattoo
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| Legs all deep in the boots, boots all up on the heels
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| Yes, the kind to make a certain type of fetishist squeal
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| The ordeal I endure: this close to her splendor
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| Besieged by my shyness; |
| try this: I surrender!
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| And render my intentions in the usual way
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| (Home alone, SuicideGirls up on the cathode ray.)
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| Goth girls, goth girls: they’re the girls that go
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| To see the nerdcore rapper with the geeked out flow
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| At the show, you can see the black lace on parade
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| I met a hundred dozen of 'em but I ain’t got laid
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| IRL, my woman tells me that I shouldn’t be covetin'
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| I tell her «Yo, you better get in a coven then.»
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| It’s like «Eek!», I get to sleep on the couch for a week
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| While watching old Elvira videos on TV
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| Yeah hee hee hee; |
| laugh it up. |
| You don’t live like I do:
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| At the mercy of any sister with wrist scars and black eye goo
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| I’ve tried to get into cheerleaders and failed
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| Banana Repugnant and tanned, so bland and so stale
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| Avail myself of the local café, light a clove up
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| Thumb through Camus (in French, which I can’t read, but so what?)
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| I think that goth could flower in nerdcore’s embrace
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| I mean I converted Edward Gorey’s lettering into a typeface
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| Befriended vampires on LJ and MySpace
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| Even put that spooky echo filter on the bass
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| But I can’t talk to goth girls, I just stare and stammer
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| «My name is MC frimmer frammer.»
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| Damn her if she giggle, damn her double if she laugh
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| Goth girls like it when you double-damn it twice fast
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| Goth girls, goth girls: they’re the girls that go
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| To see the nerdcore rapper with the geeked out flow
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| At the show, you can see the black lace on parade
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| I met a hundred dozen of 'em but I ain’t got laid
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| Goth girls, goth girls: they’re the girls that got
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| Their souls stuck somewhere between the kettle and pot
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| Frontalot been enamored of 'em since I was young
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| Met a hundred dozen of 'em, never ever humped one |