Knives Out
Radiohead
I want you to know He's not coming back Look into my eyes I'm not coming back So knives out Catch the mouse Don't look down Shove it in your mouth If you'd been a dog They would have drowned you at birth Look into my eyes It's the only way you'll know I'm telling the truth So knives out Cook him up Squash his head Put him in the pot I want you to know He's not coming back He's bloated and frozen Still there's no point in letting it go to waste So knives out Catch the mouse Squash his head Put him in the pot00s 123 recommended 2000s all time fav All time favourite alternative Alternative Punk alternative rock antipop art rock Awesome bands beautiful Best Band EVER Best songs in the world blue brilliant Brit indie brit rock british britpop Britrock chillout classic rock constant play dance dancefloor filler dark electronic electronica ethereal everyone yard experimental Experimental Rock fav0urit3 Favorite favorite albums Favorite Artists favorite band Favorite Bands favorite songs favorites favourite favourite album Favourites funky gets me in the pit of my stoma gitarre glorious good shit good song Great Lyricists guitar happyzz I myself am strange and unusua indie indie rock intiharlik intriguing jarring laid back late-night drives lempibiisi Love lovely magic trip male vocalist melancholic melancholy Mellow Miti My Favorites nice paracuandoquieradormir post-rock prog rock Progressive Progressive rock psychadelic qlassic radiohead radioheads rain relax ro-slow rock sad sams bands seen live singer-songwriter sleepytime space rock stringtheory The British are coming thom yorke thotepfavourites tracks triple A tripping zajebiste
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