1. |
te odio (demo)
04:11
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no puedo más
voy a vomitar
la vida me da vueltas y creo
que voy a vomitar
y me voy a tripear
pero hay que fumar
ya no quiero saber nada más
yo solo quiero tomar
te odio igual
te odio igual
si sigo tomando creo que me puedo matar
si sigo llorando creo que me puedo matar
te o di o
no sé que hacer
me voy a perder
recuerdo tu sonrisa falsa
y ya no quiero volver
y te odio más
que a cualquier araña
te extraño más
de lo que quiero aceptar
te odio igual
te odio igual
si sigo tomando creo que me puedo matar
si sigo llorando creo que me puedo matar
te o di o
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2. |
shrooms (cover)
03:25
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You got the car, I got a guy
Just tell me how much I should buy
My homie just got off parole
I got this situation under control
Hopped in his car to get the stuff
One look at me, he called my bluff
Reached for the glovebox in the door
My body rolling on the ceiling floor
Oh, won't you take me to the river
I want to play in distant waters
Oh, won't you take me to the river
I want to play in distant waters
She came a quarter after two
By that time I couldn't move
The mystic [shrooms?] had took effect
My mind and body are disconnect
And then we moved into the bedroom
All I heard was sonic boom
Reached for my junk and was surprised
It wasn't sex, it was TV on my mind
Oh, won't you take me to the river
I want to play in distant waters
Oh, won't you take me to the river
I want to play in distant waters
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