Fat Lip
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Fat Lip
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Just can't seem to get by,
The world might seem a mile high,
No ball and chain for my abuse.
I bash my head if they lose.
Learn blow by blow,
What does fat lip know?
Asking him in our world,
Fat lip learns slow.
Slash my face and cut my hands.
Untie my boots to make it fair.
Chop, chop, chop, blow that horn.
Just break a mortal man, keep him on one.
All right!
Learn blow by blow,
What does fat lip know?
Asking him in our world,
Fat lip learns slow.
Yeah, all right, babe. Yeah (x3).
I can't believe it's not butter, but it's sour.
Learn blow by blow,
What does fat lip know?
Asking him in our world,
Fat lip learns slow.
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Rocket From The Crypt performs "Fat Lip", and this lyric page sits inside the Rocket From The Crypt catalog on LyroVerse.
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