I'm With Stupid - Paul Barker Remix

He's a loser
She said

I grabbed my shovel
I grabbed my shovel

Great pains
I've gone to gang slang
I've gone to lame brain
Looking for gold I
I have become someone else
Outside stepping to inside
Stepping to my side
Stepping I wade through shit

He's a loser
He's a loser
She said
He's a loser
He's a loser
She said

And I beat him in the skull and took him down
And I beat him in the skull and took him down
Then I grabbed a rope and I hog-tied him

I am mine
I am mine
I am mine
I am mine
I am mine I

I can't become someone else
Jumped up, rip out a chainsaw
Rip you from neck down
Rip you from head to toe, ooo

He's a loser
He's a loser
She said

I grabbed my shovel
Stupid
I grabbed my shovel
Stupid
I grabbed my shovel
Stupid
Yeah, it was! (laughter)

Great pains
I've gone to gang slang
I've gone to lame brain
Looking for gold I
I have become someone else
Outside stepping to inside
Stepping to my side
Stepping I wade through shit

He's a loser
He's a loser
He's a loser
He's a loser
She said
He's a loser
He's a loser
She said
She said
She said
She said
She said
Stupid

Yeah, it was! -(laughter)-very stupid!

Info:
In the song, a woman's voice is noticeable, saying short unclear sentences, which in context turns out to be " So I grabbed my shovel, and I beat him in the skull and took him down. Then I grabbed a rope and I hogtied him." Asked about this issue, Wayne Static claims this is based on true events. "This is real," Wayne Static says. "It was sampled off of the news. Her neighbor had left on vacation. Her and her husband, I don't know the details but somebody broke into the neighbor's house while they were on vacation. So these two went over there and literally creased the guy's skull with a shovel. This was somewhere out in the backwoods of Southern California. The lady was on the news and they were interviewing her as though she was a hero."

The song ends with a sample of one of Linnea Quigley's lines from Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama.



Credits
Writer(s): Antonio Campos, Kenneth Lacey, Koichi Fukuda, Wayne Wells
Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

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