Tool – Message to Harry Manback

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Figlio di puttana, sai che tu sei un pezzo di merda?
Hm? You think you're cool, right? Hm? Hm?
When you kicked out people out of your house
I tell you this, one of three Americans die of cancer,
You know? Asshole. You're gonna be one of those.
I don't have the courage
To kick your ass directly.
Don't have enough courage for that,
I could, you know.
You know you're gonna have another accident?
You know I'm involved with black magic?
Fuck you. Die. Bastard.
You think you're so cool, hm? Asshole.
And if I ever see your fucking face around,
In Europe or Italy,
Well I'll, that time I'm gonna kick your ass.
Fuck you. Fucking Americans, Yankee.
You're gonna die outta cancer, I promise.
Bang bang, deep pain
No one does what you did to me.
You wanna know something? Fuck you.
I want your balls smashed, eat shit. Bastard.
Pezzo di merda, figlio di puttana.
I hope somebody in your family dies soon.
Crepa, pezzo di merda, e vai
A sucare cazzi su un aereo!
(1) Son of a bitch, do you know you are a piece of shit?
(2) Piece of shit, son of a bitch.
(3) Die, piece of shit, and go suck dicks on a plane!

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"Message to Harry Manback" as written by Daniel Carey, Adam Jones, Justin Chancellor, Maynard James Keenan

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    General Comment:MAYNARD is Harry Manback. We can all agree it was a message left to Maynard. He always self deprecates. I wouldn't put it past him to call himself that. I mean he did come up with Puscifer. LOL
    Flag Asecondinthepaston June 17, 2012   Link
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    General Comment:The drunk Italian obviously is upset. He for some reason hates Maynard, or someone that Maynard knows (how would he randomly get the message). He came to Maynard's house because he didn't like him/someone there, emptied out the fridge, racked up the phone bill, and later made a phone call to express his hate. But not only are the words here vicious, they have symbolism. Even if TOOL didn't purposefully put meaning in for this particular song, you still have to look deeper then insults and treats to find something more.
    Flag heatherpinkneeson June 08, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:i just thought that guy could barely speak english,but drunk...i didn't think of that.and i have to agree 100%.that guy was definatly drunk
    Flag stonerbassiston May 31, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:R.E
    It's crazy he swore that he would die of canccer, and maynard has just been diagnosed with throat cancer, wow

    NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Not Maynard! I don't want him to lose voice!
    Flag (HALO)on February 18, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:What language is the first statement in Italian i assume, does anyone know what it means?
    Flag Okami91on February 07, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:You people really have no clue do you?
    Flag TOOLAPCMJK4LIFEon July 29, 2008   Link
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    General Comment:It's crazy he swore that he would die of canccer, and maynard has just been diagnosed with throat cancer, wow
    Flag Guitarsmokeron February 19, 2008   Link
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    General Comment:The first time I heard this track, I couldn't stop laughing. Sounds like something one of my friends would leave on my voicemail as a joke.
    Flag shutupandkissmoion October 14, 2007   Link
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    General Comment:The first time I heard this song, it scared the pants off of me. But it's not too bad. A drunk Italian, right? :O
    Flag shenon September 10, 2007   Link
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    General Comment:The music to this track has always reminded me of Resident Evil: Code Veronica. Don't know why... The seagulls, maybe?
    Flag Clocksrunon July 31, 2007   Link

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