Duel Duet

You’re a loser, An abomination in the eyes of any sensitive man.
And you’re a blind alley cruiser, Always heading down a losing street,
Dreaming that you’re screaming at fate, You’re a dead end, dead beat,
nowhere Mister, With a kiss like a Mississippi alligator’s sister.
I took as much of you as any man can!
You’ve lost your heart.
You’ve lost your cause.
You lost your baby when you lost your balls, You lost your mind,
You lost your grip, So say bye-bye!
We lost our Mom, We lost our Dad, And if I’m losing you, Well that’s too bad.
Well the best thing you could ever do is die.
you’re a failure, A malformation in the guise of many An also ran.
And you’re a weeper and a whiner!
Always treading on the toes of the great.
Generally spreading your weight.
You’re a spiteful, hateful, assinine creature, A pupil with no scruples who’s
no better than the teacher.
I took as much of you as any man can.
You’ve lost your heart.
You’ve lost your cause.
You lost your baby when you lost your balls, You lost your mind when you lost
your grip So say bye-bye!
We lost our home Our family You’ve lost compassion now you’re losing me.
Well the best thing you could ever do is die!
Well the best thing you could ever do is die!
Well the best thing you could ever do is die!