Sweet Leaf
Black Sabbath
ALRIGHT NOW! Won't you listen? When I first met you, didn't realize I can't forget you, for your surprise you introduced me, to my mind And left me wanting, you and your kind I love you, Oh you know it My life was empty, forever on a down Until you took me, showed me around My life is free now, my life is clear I love you sweet leaf, though you can't hear Come on now, try it out Straight people don't know, what you're about They put you down and shut you out you gave to me a new belief and soon the world will love you sweet leaf420 4:20 5 minute song 60s 70s 80s ai raiku itu Alice in Chains all time faves All time favourites Awesome Guitar Jams bads faves best of slimeball black metal Black Sabbath Bloody great blues british British Metal brooky1969 - great songs list cannabis classic classic metal classic rock classic sabbath death metal doom metal drug songs drugs favourite five frdalton freak flag ganja good drugs good drums grass great rock band great song guitar hard rock heavy heavy metal Iron Man kickass Licensed to Ill sample liked Lord Of This World Love marijuana marijuana music mary jane metal metalcore my 2005 my favorite my favourite songs nesbits metal NIB now the drugs dont work NWOBHM ozzy Ozzy Osbourne paranoid pass the peace pipe peter in spain 2K7 pot pot makes me cough Progressive metal Progressive rock rating 5 rock Rock and Roll Rock Me Baby sabbath Sabbath Bloody Sabbath silent intensity Sludge smoke song about drugs stoner stoner anthem stoner metal Stoner Rock The Best of Black Sabbath the best of classic rock The British are coming they taught me how to live thrash metal Tony Iommi weed
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