I need to taste your voice in my mouth
I need to taste your voice in the air
And I need to feel your skin against all that I retch out
And feel your voice all over everywhere

I need to paste your skin around the mailbox
And hold the postman in your smile
I need to fill your lungs with smallpox
And fill the glow of a sick and distorted life

Beautiful baby
All filled with angels
Beautiful baby
All filled with angels
Beautiful baby
All filled with angels
Beautiful babies
All filled with angels

We are wrecking in your over
We are swimming in your speakers
We are sticky stuff all over
Coming out from all your features
For Pree

And I say I want inside you
Because there's nothing on the surface
But it hurts to have to hold you
And all your holes they hold no purpose
For me


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    I think its "But ity hurts to have to hold you"

    Stormxon September 09, 2006   Link
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    For some reason, this song seems so sick and gets to me in some way. I can't stop listening to it.

    groundfloweron January 09, 2007   Link
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    We are wrecking in your over We are swimming in your speakers We are sticky stuff all over Coming out from all your features For Pree

    Sounds like sperm (sticky stuff all over) entering (swimming in your speakers) a woman's body. Also "for pree" indicates on getting pregnant (a baby for pree is written about abortion)

    KingJelleon February 10, 2007   Link
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    this song is almost unbearably good.

    camkid2on July 22, 2007   Link
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    The last verse of this depresses the hell out of me. Brilliant, but still unbelievably depressing.

    PureSophiston October 28, 2007   Link
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    It would be very cool to somehow get a hold of an audio file of this track for my mp3. Anybody know of any links that could make this a reality? Cheers.

    A_Raging_Bullon January 27, 2009   Link
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    If you go to youtube and type in rubby bulbs its the first video, watch it. Jeff freaks out, and like closes his eyes and then jumps back from the microphone and then looks at the band like he doesn't know where he is. Good shit. Might give you goose bumps tho.

    AinJoelbtbon December 26, 2009   Link

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