Jizzlober
Faith No More · Other Songs - Faith No More
a veredict made by those who know
I´m ready to make a commitment
I´m willing to make love to concrete
Smiles
bruises
smiles
bruises
bars in the womb
I hide the dirty minutes under my dirty mattres and they are making me itch
my time is spilt milk
My skin is a layer of soot
I´m spendig my days scrubbing
I´m trying so hard to act like nothing happened(No one left to blame)
I´m trying so hard to find that fresh clean smell(No one left to blame)
Smiles
bruises
smiles
bruises
bars in the womb
I hide the dirty minutyes under my dirty mattres and they are making me itch
my time is spilt milk
Cruel words sleep above me
Mounting and teasing
I am what I´ve done
I am what I´ve done
I´m sorry
I´m sorry
SORRY
Jizzlober
Faith No More's "Jizzlober" stands as a defining track from their 1987 debut album, *Angel Dust*. The song exemplifies the band's unique fusion of alternative rock with hip-hop influences, featuring the distinctive vocal delivery of Mike Patton alongside the rhythmic contributions of Tim Gane. Released during the height of the post-punk revival and the rise of hip-hop, the track captured a specific cultural moment where electronic beats and aggressive guitar riffs intersected. Its enduring popularity stems from its infectious energy and its role in establishing the band's signature sound, influencing countless artists who followed in the alternative and nu-metal genres. The recording remains a staple of their discography, often cited as a pivotal moment in 1980s rock music.