Bobby's Dad
Twiztid · The Green Book [2003]
Hate
Don't like the way
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Don't like the way you (Hate)
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[Jamie Madrox]
I'll slap that bitch in the face until she bleeds (Hate)
Beat you down for all the times you cheated me (Hate)
I don't like you
I don't like you
Don't like the way you (Hate)
I don't like you
I don't like you
Don't like the way you (Hate)
[Chorus x2]
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[Monoxide Child]
It was love at first sight
But now it's just another arguement that turns into a fist fight
And I just might, pick up a pistol and let her have it
Blow her fucking brains all over the kitchen cabinet
Call me a faggot cause I'm hanging with my homies and not you
And you're at home feeling lonely, now what ya gonna do?
Call the cops and I'ma show you why I'm twisted
I'll straight up leave the precinct shit fried and blisted
[Chorus x2]
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I don't like the way you hate.. when you hate
I don't like the way you hate...when you (HATE)
[Chorus x2]
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About Bobby's Dad
"Bobby's Dad" by Twiztid, from the 2003 album *The Green Book*, stands as a quintessential example of the group's Southern rap-rock fusion. The track exemplifies their signature blend of aggressive guitar riffs and rapid-fire vocal delivery, characteristic of their early-to-mid career era. As a staple of their discography, the song reinforces the band's reputation for high-energy performances and their ability to merge punk aesthetics with hip-hop lyricism. It remains a defining piece in their catalog, often cited by fans as a prime representation of their raw, unfiltered approach to music during the turn of the millennium. The recording captures the intensity of their live shows, cementing their status as pioneers of the Juggalo subculture and influencing a generation of artists in the genre.