Break Stuff

Album: Significant Other (1999)
Charted: 123
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  • It's just one of those days where you don't want to wake up
    Everything is fucked, everybody sucks
    You don't really know why but you want to justify
    Rippin' someone's head off
    No human contact
    And if you interact, your life is on contract
    Your best bet is to stay away, motherfucker
    It's just one of those days

    It's all about the he says, she says bullshit
    I think you better quit, let the shit slip
    Or you'll be leaving with a fat lip
    It's all about the he says, she says bullshit
    I think you better quit, talking that shit

    It's just one of those days, feeling like a freight train
    First one to complain leaves with a bloodstain
    Damn right, I'm a maniac
    You better watch your back 'cause I'm fucking up your program
    And if you're stuck up, you just lucked up
    Next in line to get fucked up
    Your best bet is to stay away, motherfucker
    It's just one of those days

    It's all about the he says, she says bullshit
    I think you better quit, let the shit slip
    Or you'll be leaving with a fat lip
    It's all about the he says, she says bullshit
    I think you better quit, talking that shit punk
    So come and get it

    I feel like shit
    My suggestion, is to keep your distance
    'Cause right now I'm dangerous
    But we've all felt like shit
    And been treated like shit
    All those motherfuckers that want to step up

    I hope you know, I pack a chainsaw (chainsaw)
    I'll skin your ass raw (ass raw)
    And if my day keeps going this way, I just might
    Break something tonight
    I pack a chainsaw (chainsaw)
    I'll skin your ass raw (ass raw)
    And if my day keeps going this way, I just might
    Break something tonight
    I pack a chainsaw (chainsaw)
    I'll skin your ass raw (ass raw)
    And if my day keeps going this way, I just might
    Break your fucking face tonight

    Give me something to break
    Give me something to break
    Just give me something to break
    How 'bout your fucking face?

    I hope you know, I pack a chainsaw
    What?
    A chainsaw
    What?
    A motherfucking chainsaw
    What?
    So come and get it

    It's all about the he says, she says bullshit
    I think you better quit, let the shit slip
    Or you'll be leaving with a fat lip
    It's all about the he says, she says bullshit
    I think you better quit, talking that shit, punk
    So come and get it Writer/s: Brendan O'Brien, John Everett Otto, Leor Dimant, Samuel Robert Rivers, Wesley Louden Borland, William Frederick Durst
    Publisher: BRENDAN O'BRIEN DBA CHARLIE NOBLE MUSIC, Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 3

  • John L. from San Diego, CaI love to bang the skins to this to blow off some steam
  • Peter from ManchesterNice explanation thanks
  • Luna Loud from Royal Woods, MichiganNothing too deep, but a good song to rage out to when you're pissed.
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