1. |
Beat On The Brat
04:30
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Beat on the brat
Beat on the brat
Beat on the brat with a baseball bat
Oh yeah, oh yeah, uh-oh.
What can you do?
What can you do?
With a brat like that always on your back
What can you do?
Lose.
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2. |
We Wanna Shoot A Corto
01:03
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We wanna shoot a corto
But we got nothing
Ain't got camera
Aint got nothing
We are just drunk.
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3. |
Spiral Awaits
08:00
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All the time you walked thru nothing
All the time you spoke to the dead
All the time you experienced dead
Being alive, what a lie
Talking to no one
Making life with the dead
All your present is lost
You fail again
Maybe next time
You will have your time
What is the use you gave to your learnings?
You are always lost, feeling lost
Uncomfortable with what surrounds you
Uncomfortable with you
You are always in search of what
Unsatisfied
Your nature is not equal to peace
Unlovable
Undesirable
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