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Green Day ~ Take Back


You pushed me once too far again I'd love to break your fucking teeth Stick a knife in the center of your back You better grow some eyes in the back of your head. I fight dirty just like your looks. Can't take, can't take, can't take anymore Take back, take back Take... The taste of bad blood on the tip of my tongue. An eye for an eye. Gun for a gun. Cold- chocked and i'm taking back what's mine. Expect it when you least expecting it. No loss of love, the smell of regret. Lights out....Can't take anymore .........Shite. more free lyrics

You pushed me once too far again
I'd love to break your fucking teeth
Stick a knife in the center of your back
You better grow some eyes in the back of your head.
I fight dirty just like your looks.
Can't take, can't take, can't take anymore

Take back, take back
Take...

The taste of bad blood on the tip of my tongue.
An eye for an eye.
Gun for a gun.
Cold- chocked and i'm taking back what's mine.
Expect it when you least expecting it.
No loss of love, the smell of regret.
Lights out....Can't take anymore

.........Shite.

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