Get My Rocks Off
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Get My Rocks Off
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Some men need some killer weed,
Some men need cocaine,
Some men need some cactus juice,
To purify their brain.
Some men need two women,
Some men need alcohol.
Everybody needs a little something,
But lord i need it all.
To get my rocks off,
Get my rocks off.
Get my rocks off the mountain and roll 'em on down.
I may do yo one time,
And i may do you more.
And i may turn into something,
That you ain't ready for.
I might want your body,
And i might want your bread.
And i might want your mama,
To come visit me instead.
To get my rocks off,
Get my rocks off the mountain and roll 'em on down.
Sometimes i dream of chicks,
To bring me everlasting joy.
Sometimes i dream of animals,
Sometimes i dream of boys.
Sometimes kill the living,
Sometimes raise the dead.
Sometimes say i just say fuck it all
And roll back in to bed.
To get my rocks off,
Get my rocks of the mountain and roll 'em on down.
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