Force fed more than we eat in the wild
Raised on a mash that can suffocate a child
Goaded, promoted in a ??? pocket style
Munching in the field while we're choking on the bile
Corner the the muck of the geese without phones
Hushing down the public on a street without a home
Get the mother fucker on the phone
(repeat)
Hello Motherfucker
My lover
You had it coming
Get the motherfucker on the phone
Set aside the scruples and the strategies and the strain
A smallpox- laden blanket invisible with stains
Inoculated bastards , bloody pecked at pain
Distemper has a hold
Distemper has a hold
We took a second sip from a cup we made of bones
The first it was a ruse, a trick so aptly grown
The truth is that our youth was a carpet laid with stones
Get the mother fucker on the phone (repeat)
Hello Motherfucker
My lover
You had it coming
Faith No More is an American musical group formed in San Francisco in 1982. Their sound, defined as a fusion of alternative rock, progressive metal and rap rock, has gone through several evolutionary phases, deeply influencing the musical landscape of the 1990s. The band is known for its eclectic range of musical genres, ranging from funk to jazz, post-punk to heavy metal. Faith No More is renowned for its ability to experiment and blend diverse influences in an original and innovative way. Their most prolific period was in the 1990s, with albums like *Angel Dust* (1992) and *King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime* (1995), which achieved international success. Frontman Mike Patton, known for his versatile voice and theatrical style, has been a key figure in defining the band's musical identity. Among Faith No More's most representative songs are *Epic*, *Falling to Pieces* and *We Care a Lot*.
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