Limp Bizkit

Released: June 28, 2011

Songwriter: Fred Durst

Producer: Fred Durst

And that's the way the night rain flows
It's known to feel no shame
It comes through all open windows
But when they're closed we know the rain will still remain the same
Pouring off what's left of me
Driving me so recklessly into my own Cobain
But then the lion ran away and left his lioness
There's no one left to bring the prey
I guess I pushed away the only one who really cared
Take the pain that's always there
Roam around, be nowhere, but in my own Cobain

[Hook]
I can't believe it's over
I can't believe I'm broken
Would someone tell me that it's all just dreamin'
I need myself a brand new meanin'

And that's the way that life moves on, it's so mysterious
Wish I could have a crystal ball
But you know life it's just so bitter sweet you know the taste loving you is not erased
Emotions are all yours to take, that's the way it's played
Broken hearts and broken dreams
In my mind I cannot scream
Never seems the way it seems
But you know me and I will always be the way you want me to but not today
It's never true, take some time to breathe, in my own Cobain

[Hook] x2

Ya! Oh oh, Oh oh, Oh oh
Ya! Oh oh, Oh oh, Oh oh
Ya! Oh oh, Oh oh, Oh oh!
Ya! Oh oh, Oh oh

You're amazing, so amazing
I been spendin' most of my time pretendin'
Maybe, you would save me
You're amazing, so amazing

Limp Bizkit is a Nu-Metal group, formed in 1994 in Jacksonville, Florida, and consisting of Fred Durst, Sam Rivers, John Otto and Wes Borland. They are currently signed to Birdman’s Cash Money Records.

They have released 5 studio albums and one EP, with 3 compilation records and a remix album, New Old Songs. Two of those albums went number one, and it’s estimated they have sold over 50 million records worldwide.

Notable for their bridging of the gap between hip hop and metal, Fred Durst can be considered a rapper and a singer. Their collaborations with Method Man and Snoop Dogg solidify their street cred, and a high profile beef with Eminem only places them further into hip hop culture.

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