Be aggressive
Faith No More
I started this It's all for me What's yours is mine and mine is mine That's plain to see So give it up I've got to have I SWALLOW, I SWALLOW, I SWALLOW, I SWALLOW Be aggressive B-e aggresive B-e-a-g-g-r-e-s-s-i-v-e- What someone else Would leave behind And spit it out, let's go to waste I claim as mine You're my flovor of the week I SWALLOW, I SWALLOW, I SWALLOW, I SWALLOW Tall and reckless Ugly seed Reach down my throat You filthy bird That's all I need This empty pit I've got to feed To prove I'm fit A healthy man I've got to be Malnutrition, my submission You're the master And I take it on my knees Ejaculation Tribulation I SWALLOW, I SWALLOW, I SWALLOW, I SWALLOW Be aggressive B-e aggresive B-e-a-g-g-r-e-s-s-i-v-e- Go, Fight, Go, Fight, Go, Fight, Go, Fight, Win5-star 7 stars 90s 90s alternative rock a place for people with that t aggressive all time faves All time favourites alternative alternative metal alternative rock america annoying avantgarde best of best eclectic radio ev boogie bungle CA California cheerleaders dance deathfuck electronic experimental faith no more fav favorite tracks favorites female vocals fnm Friday fuck fuck music funk funk bass funk metal GANGBANG MUSIC Genialne getting ready for a night out good happy hard rock heavy rock indie jcjn top 100 songs malloy2000 playlist - top song marcia likes it metal metal top mike patton Mike Patton is GOD mr bungle music for an ass-beating nerf herder salad nice not meant for listening to whi patton powerfuck punk rape roleplay rock rocky san francisco serial killer soundtrack sf Single Songs song ssij stroke my organ szpoonk tracks USA white trash
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