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Queens Of The Stone Age ~ Leg Of Lamb


You're a head case with a smile Can't stop to make up your mind Education is so lame (so lame) When you bitch and you moan You're a loose girl, I'm a guy You're a truth freak with a lie The situation is so strange It's a T.V. show In a hotel on the phone You're gonna leave me I should have known And I was thinking It's so sad I didn't want you to go You wanna follow the laws of man (yes sir) Bloody April, leg of lamb It's so hard to win When there's so much to loose Infiltrate the walls that are cavin' in It ain't a barricade, you save reality Infiltrate the walls that are cavin' in It ain't a barricade, free cover is natural Second avenue, raising Cain I'm a singer, ring my bell I tell you what, I'd get up If I knew how I fell more free lyrics

You're a head case with a smile
Can't stop to make up your mind
Education is so lame (so lame)
When you bitch and you moan

You're a loose girl, I'm a guy
You're a truth freak with a lie
The situation is so strange
It's a T.V. show

In a hotel on the phone
You're gonna leave me
I should have known
And I was thinking
It's so sad
I didn't want you to go

You wanna follow the laws of man (yes sir)
Bloody April, leg of lamb
It's so hard to win
When there's so much to loose

Infiltrate the walls that are cavin' in
It ain't a barricade, you save reality
Infiltrate the walls that are cavin' in
It ain't a barricade, free cover is natural

Second avenue, raising Cain
I'm a singer, ring my bell
I tell you what, I'd get up
If I knew how I fell

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