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Blind Melon ~ The Pusher


This is shannon's interpretation of the song original written by hoyt axton Snow flakes rolling over my ear, goose bumping weather If i'm hungry at 4:30 in the morning, pink dot will deliver And i'm oh so tired of you pushing that thorny crown Down onto my head so hard, my knees are two inches in the ground And i said, god damn, god damn that bible pushin' man You know i smoked a lot of grass and i've popped a lot of pills But i've never done nothing that my spirit couldn't kill And i walk around with these tombstones in my eyes But i know the pusher don't care, if you live or if you die. And i said, god damn, god damn that bible pushin' man. Godamn, godamn, godamn, godamn, god damn more free lyrics

This is shannon's interpretation of the song original written by hoyt axton
Snow flakes rolling over my ear, goose bumping weather
If i'm hungry at 4:30 in the morning, pink dot will deliver
And i'm oh so tired of you pushing that thorny crown
Down onto my head so hard, my knees are two inches in the ground
And i said, god damn, god damn that bible pushin' man

You know i smoked a lot of grass and i've popped a lot of pills
But i've never done nothing that my spirit couldn't kill
And i walk around with these tombstones in my eyes
But i know the pusher don't care, if you live or if you die.

And i said, god damn, god damn that bible pushin' man.
Godamn, godamn, godamn, godamn, god damn

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