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Aquabats, The ~ Marshmellow Man


Hey big fella I see you're outta jail You got a brand new hat You're walking big You're walking tall With your brand new baseball bat You've got your beeper You've got your gun And a whole bunch of cool tattoos Start fights at the pits at all the shows So everybody will look at you You're ignorant It's knowledge you lack You gotta fight everything you can A big puffy head, You're the marshmallow man "straight outta compton" Is your battle cry But you're from a suburban track Didn't your mom and daddy teach you That ghetto stuff is really whack? What happened to the little puffy-headed boy We all once knew? Marshmallow man you better watch yourself Before someone steps on you Check yourself before You wreck yourself A little man with a gun in his hand You're such a fool Big marshmallow man more free lyrics

Hey big fella
I see you're outta jail
You got a brand new hat
You're walking big
You're walking tall
With your brand new baseball bat
You've got your beeper
You've got your gun
And a whole bunch of cool tattoos
Start fights at the pits at all the shows
So everybody will look at you

You're ignorant
It's knowledge you lack
You gotta fight everything you can
A big puffy head,
You're the marshmallow man

"straight outta compton"
Is your battle cry
But you're from a suburban track
Didn't your mom and daddy teach you
That ghetto stuff is really whack?
What happened to the little puffy-headed boy
We all once knew?
Marshmallow man you better watch yourself
Before someone steps on you

Check yourself before
You wreck yourself
A little man with a gun in his hand
You're such a fool
Big marshmallow man

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