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Babes In Toyland ~ Killer On The Road


When i saw the sign, it was the first day Heading south to the north I went the long way i came back What's left you left me i felt you U-turns constantly No stopping no stopping no stopping now How many How many killer on the road I see the way home, the exit's closed now Objects are closer than they appear The sun is in my eyes and though i can't see you If i don't see you anymore i'd be o.k. No stopping no stopping no stopping now How many How many killer on the road Punch up your little punching bags How'd you like it up your ass? Little man little man with a plan How you gonna knock their lights out? Little man little man in a van You've got a flat tire now watch out Little man little man with a fan How many have you had about? Punch up your little punching bags How'd you like it up your ass? Little man little man with a plan How many have you had How many have you had about? more free lyrics

When i saw the sign, it was the first day
Heading south to the north
I went the long way i came back
What's left you left me i felt you
U-turns constantly
No stopping no stopping no stopping now
How many
How many killer on the road
I see the way home, the exit's closed now
Objects are closer than they appear
The sun is in my eyes and though i can't see you
If i don't see you anymore i'd be o.k.
No stopping no stopping no stopping now
How many
How many killer on the road
Punch up your little punching bags
How'd you like it up your ass?
Little man little man with a plan
How you gonna knock their lights out?
Little man little man in a van
You've got a flat tire now watch out
Little man little man with a fan
How many have you had about?
Punch up your little punching bags
How'd you like it up your ass?
Little man little man with a plan
How many have you had
How many have you had about?

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