Full Nelson
Limp Bizkit · Chocolate Starfish And The Hot Dog Flavoured Water [2000]
does anybody really know a thing about me?
but one of these days we'll be in the same place
in the same place punk, at the very same time yeah,
but when it takes place and you wanna talk shit
-then step your ass up and say it right to my face
you'll get knocked the fuck out
'cause your mouth's writing checks
that your ass can't cash
knocked straight the fuck out
'cause your mouth's writing checks
that your ass can't cash
i ain't believing all the shit you've been talkin' about me
don't even know me and still your talkin' shit about me
but one of these days i'm gonna catch you in the act
in the act, red-handed caught up in the act, punk
and that'll be the day the one and only day
to step your ass up and say it right to my face
you'll get knocked the fuck out
'cause your mouth's writing checks
that your ass can't cash
knocked straight the fuck out
'cause your mouth's writing checks
that your ass can't cash
so where you at?
where you been?
i'm sure i'll be seeing you again
'cause this world is really small
can't we all get along?
where you at?
where you been?
i'm sure i'll be seeing you again
'cause this world's really small
can't we all get along?
how pathetic are people who verbally rape us with talking?
we try to ignore them
ignore them until they keep talking
they think that they're building an empire
without us
but we've got the torch now
we've got the fire to burn this motherfucker down down
down burn this motherfucker
down down down
burn this motherfucker down down down
burn this motherfucker down down
burn this motherfucker !!!
you'll get knocked the fuck out
'cause your mouth wrote a check
that your ass can't cash
knocked straight the fuck out
'cause your mouth wrote a check that
your ass can't cash you bet your ass can't cash,
motherfucker!
just shut your fuckin' mouth!
(bring it on, lethal)
come on!
Full Nelson
Limp Bizkit's "Full Nelson" stands as a defining track from their 2000 album *Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water*, capturing the band's signature blend of aggressive rap-rock and melodic hooks. Released during the height of the nu-metal movement, the song exemplifies the genre's characteristic fusion of heavy distortion and rhythmic vocal delivery. The recording features Fred Durst's distinct, high-pitched rap style layered over a driving guitar riff, creating an anthem that resonated deeply with audiences in the early 2000s. As a cornerstone of their discography, the track helped solidify Limp Bizkit's status as a major force in alternative metal, influencing countless subsequent acts while remaining a staple of their live performances and radio rotation.