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Jane's Addiction ~ Of Course


Of course this land is dangerous! All of the animals Are capably murderous. When I was a boy, My big brother held on to my hands, Then he made me slap my own face. I looked up to him then, and still do. He was trying to teach me something. Now I know what it was! Now I know what he meant! Now I know how it is! One must eat the other Who runs free before him. Put them right into his mouth While fantasizing the beauty of his movements. A sensation not unlike Slapping yourself in the face... Slapping yourself in the face... Slapping yourself in the face... more free lyrics

Of course this land is dangerous!
All of the animals
Are capably murderous.

When I was a boy,
My big brother held on to my hands,
Then he made me slap my own face.
I looked up to him then, and still do.
He was trying to teach me something.
Now I know what it was!
Now I know what he meant!
Now I know how it is!

One must eat the other
Who runs free before him.
Put them right into his mouth
While fantasizing the beauty of his movements.
A sensation not unlike
Slapping yourself in the face...
Slapping yourself in the face...
Slapping yourself in the face...

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