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Ass Ponys ~ Little Bastard


Little bastard All fish belly white Wears gym trunks And a tank top shirt When his grandma Sees him playing with a knife She says, ¡°put that down, You're gonna get hurt.¡± And she calls him little bastard And she says it to his face And he says, ¡°don't call me little bastard, Call me snake.¡± Little bastard Has a re-occurring dream That he's a pirate On a sea of snakes And when the waves come You can listen to him scream As the tide runs Down his leg more free lyrics

Little bastard
All fish belly white
Wears gym trunks
And a tank top shirt

When his grandma
Sees him playing with a knife
She says, ¡°put that down,
You're gonna get hurt.¡±

And she calls him little bastard
And she says it to his face
And he says, ¡°don't call me little bastard,
Call me snake.¡±

Little bastard
Has a re-occurring dream
That he's a pirate
On a sea of snakes

And when the waves come
You can listen to him scream
As the tide runs
Down his leg

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