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Badfish (Sublime Cover)
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When you grab a hold of me,
and tell me that I'll never be set free.
but I'm parasite,
creep and crawl I step into the night.
Two pints of booze.
Tell me are you a badfish too?
(are you a badfish too?)
Ain't got no money to spend.
I hope this night will never end.
Lord knows I'm weak.
Won't somebody get get me off of this reef?
Baby you're a big blue whale
grab the reef when all duck divin' fails
I swim, but I wish that I had never learned,
the water's too polluted with germs.
I dive deep when it's ten feet over head.
grab the reef its underneath my bed.
(underneath my bed)
Ain't got no quarrels with God,
ain't got no time to grow old.
Lord knows I'm weak,
won't somebody get me off of this reef?
I gotta go
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All she knows is how to lie
To everybody she knows
So drop your clever diguise
Cause I could see the truth in your eyes
But I know that I can't trust her
Not a single word she says
But I know that I can't trust her
So whats the point of trying?
All she knows is how to hurt
The ones who love her most
So drop your clever diguise
Cause I could see the truth in your eyes
I wanted to believe her so bad
Cuz she believes every word she says
But I know that I can't trust her
I know that I shouldn't trust her
All she knows is how to lie.... to herself
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