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Live ~ Rattlesnake


Let's go hang out in a mall, or a morgue, a smorgasbord Let's go hang out in a church We'll go find lurch Then we'll haul ass down through the abbey Is it money, is it fame What's in a name, shame? Is it money, is it fame Or were they always this lame? It's a crazy, crazy mixed up town But it's the rattlesnake I fear In another place, in another time I'd be drivin' trucks my dear, dear, dear Let's go hang out in a bar It's not too far We'll take my car We'll lay flowers at the grave of jesco white The sinner's saint The rack is full and so are we Of laughing gas and ennui It's a crazy, crazy mixed up town But it's the rattlesnake I fear In another place, in another time I'd be drivin' trucks my dear I'd be skinnin' hunted deer, deer It's a crazy, crazy mixed up town But it's the rattlesnake I fear In another place, in another time I'd be drivin' trucks my dear I'd be skinnin' hunted deer, deer, deer more free lyrics

Let's go hang out in a mall, or a morgue, a smorgasbord
Let's go hang out in a church
We'll go find lurch
Then we'll haul ass down through the abbey
Is it money, is it fame
What's in a name, shame?
Is it money, is it fame
Or were they always this lame?

It's a crazy, crazy mixed up town
But it's the rattlesnake I fear
In another place, in another time
I'd be drivin' trucks my dear, dear, dear

Let's go hang out in a bar
It's not too far
We'll take my car
We'll lay flowers at the grave of jesco white
The sinner's saint
The rack is full and so are we
Of laughing gas and ennui

It's a crazy, crazy mixed up town
But it's the rattlesnake I fear
In another place, in another time
I'd be drivin' trucks my dear
I'd be skinnin' hunted deer, deer

It's a crazy, crazy mixed up town
But it's the rattlesnake I fear
In another place, in another time
I'd be drivin' trucks my dear
I'd be skinnin' hunted deer, deer, deer

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