Skeleton
from Right in the Head (2012) by General B and The Wiz
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lyrics
Well you pushed me too far, I got back into my car - man I hit the road. I grabbed all my tools because I guess I broke the rules now I think I’m on my own.
You better get back, get on home.
A lot of people question but they always keep their judgments. No the kids never listen, no the kids never listen to you.
They’re all skeletons. You’re all skeletons.
So we went to the east to spread love and peace but we only made war. If you throw a little rock well then I’ll throw a bigger rock until I settle the score.
You better watch yourself. Run along.
A lot of people question but they always keep their judgments. No the kids never listen, no the kids
never listen to you.
You’re all skeletons. You’re all skeletons.
And we thought that love could tower over hatred, and if we spread love then we could make it.
Benevolent kings could never commit treason. If they loved their children there would be no reason.
You’re all skeletons.
You better get back, get on home.
A lot of people question but they always keep their judgments. No the kids never listen, no the kids never listen to you.
They’re all skeletons. You’re all skeletons.
So we went to the east to spread love and peace but we only made war. If you throw a little rock well then I’ll throw a bigger rock until I settle the score.
You better watch yourself. Run along.
A lot of people question but they always keep their judgments. No the kids never listen, no the kids
never listen to you.
You’re all skeletons. You’re all skeletons.
And we thought that love could tower over hatred, and if we spread love then we could make it.
Benevolent kings could never commit treason. If they loved their children there would be no reason.
You’re all skeletons.
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from Right in the Head (2012),
released May 8, 2012
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General B and The Wiz Minneapolis, Minnesota
General B and the Wiz connects with listeners through a variety of genres by writing songs from the heart and putting on high-energy performances. As collaborative songwriters, they've learned to allow songs to develop naturally while focusing on the essentials of rock 'n roll. General B and the Wiz delivers high-energy music that keeps you dancing, laughing, and rocking to your heart's content. ... more
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