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Death by Cactus
04:05
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I drive in a car; me and my friends
We keep going along; cactus in front of him
I hit the brakes; we hit a tree
My friend falls forward; it's a terrible sight to see
It's death.... By Cactus
It's death.... By Cactus
That Bastard.... Made him dead
It's death.... By Cactus
They pulled the needles out; for forty days and nights
Blood was everywhere; I'll remember for the rest of my life
I don't know what happened; even to this day
All I know is my friend had died; he can't come out to play
It's death.... By Cactus
It's death.... By Cactus
That Bastard.... Made him dead
It's death.... By Cactus
When I close my eyes; when I go to sleep
I can still see the blood; that cactus tried to drink
It hit him in the face; it hit him in the eye
It just waited for the moment; to make my friends die
It's death.... By Cactus
It's death.... By Cactus
That Bastard.... Made him dead
It's death.... By Cactus
Why would anyone; have a cactus in their house
When they know they will die; and the cactus will laugh
Don't be fooled; the cacti rule the earth
We can't never defeat them, they're invincible
It's death.... By Cactus
It's death.... By Cactus
That Bastard.... Made him dead
It's death.... By Cactus
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Jimmy Said
02:47
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Jimmy said when he got married nothing was going to change
Jimmy said when he got older everything would stay the same
Jimmy said he would never stop hanging out with the crew
I expected more from Jimmy, but what are you going to do?
Saw Jimmy on the street today
He didn't even return my wave
He just turned around
turned around and walked away
Jimmy and I used to be friend
Saw him on the street now and then
but now he won't even talk to me
says I need to grow up just like him
Jimmy said when he got married nothing was going to change
Jimmy said when he got older everything would stay the same
Jimmy said he would never stop hanging out with the crew
I expected more from Jimmy, but what are you going to do?
I'm not bitter about that
that Jimmy won't talk or wave
but we used to be the same
now he puts me down for it
I understand the choice
I understand wanting to make a change
but to put down what you once were
that just makes you a hypocrite
Jimmy said when he got married nothing was going to change
Jimmy said when he got older everything would stay the same
Jimmy said he would never stop hanging out with the crew
I expected more from Jimmy, but what are you going to do?
But on the day Jimmy got married everything started to change
and when Jimmy got older nothing stayed the same
Overnight Jimmy changed stopped hanging out with the crew
but Jimmy was a hypocrite liar, what are you going to do?
Saw Jimmy on the street today
He didn't even return my wave
He just turned around
turned around and walked away
Jimmy and I used to be friend
Saw him on the street now and then
but now he won't even talk to me
says I need to grow up just like him
Jimmy said when he got married nothing was going to change
Jimmy said when he got older everything would stay the same
Jimmy said he would never stop hanging out with the crew
I expected more from Jimmy, but what are you going to do?
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