Mindless Self Indulgence

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Some a the sh*t I say
May not be vocalized
Personal calenderise
Makin my boner rise
I think I get to put you down
I aint f*ckin around
Battle you pound for pound
Sick of me now before I start

I'm alienating my audience
One f*cker at a time
I'm Alienating my audience
One f*cker at a time (NO NO NO)
I'm still the best they never learn (NO NO NO)
I'm still the best they never learn (NO NO NO)
I'm still the best they never learn

Nothin I say is wrong
Nothin I say is wrong

Some a the sh*t I say
May not be vocalized
Personal calenderise
Makin my boner rise
I think I get to put you down
I aint f*ckin around
Battle you pound for pound
Sick of me now before I start

I'm alienating my audience
One f*cker at a time
Alienating my audience
One f*cker at a time (NO NO NO)
I'm still the best they never learn (NO NO NO)
I'm still the best they never learn (NO NO NO)
I'm still the best they never learn

Nothin I say is wrong
Nothin I say is wrong
Nothin I say is wrong
Nothin I say is right

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I think it might be "The stupid bastards never learn" instead of "I'm still the best they never learn".
DikFaicon August 26, 2005Link
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what a kickass song
wademachineon April 09, 2006Link
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i think at the start he's saying that his voice is original and can't be immitated
xtreme2252on September 07, 2007Link
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DikFaic is right.i f*cking love msi.
lena__on January 28, 2008Link
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I think the song is about alienating his audience one f*cker at a time. I could be wrong.
Macalanoon November 25, 2008Link
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Well, they don't say "I'm still the best they never learn " they say "will this person ever learn?"
Salokoraion February 16, 2009Link
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