Hogburg Hop

Deftones · Other Songs - Deftones

skinny double overgrowing

plastic sliding down your back

i change you

youre the reason that my mother lost a bunch of bills

so why do something cause of money

those will be the words i say

well i guess and all there you go

then hear the way it comes in place

animals and spiders

scary mary thoughts i dont know why

maybe cause i have no sense of

if to do of wrong or right

im a mix of all the fools

who take the fear from all of us

when no one in the world today

has any will to not die



stay

ill stay

and im here

and im here

here



screw the other bands

they junky chillin

nor they have no shame

whos the one that give

them what I swear to god

it was unfair

razor blazor shave my eyes

and make me what I am today

cloudy brims of liquid

have no business in my perky stay

handy sticks

they chip my legs

they do no good

they just do harm

i turn the rage of other men

and made me out a better person

who the fucks to blame

you see or if I knew

id sue the person

the ones that made me

this crazy selfless citizen



stop

stop

stop



shine out to be a lie

whats one know

Hogburg Hop

Deftones' "Hogburg Hop" stands as a defining track from their 2003 self-titled album, exemplifying the band's signature blend of alternative metal and funk-inflected rhythms. Featuring the iconic vocal interplay between Chino Moreno and Stephen Perkins, the song showcases the group's ability to fuse heavy, distorted guitars with melodic, groove-oriented basslines. Released during a pivotal era for the band, the recording captures their transition toward a more polished, yet still raw, sonic identity that would influence countless acts in the nu-metal and modern rock genres. The track remains a staple of their discography, celebrated for its dynamic energy and the intricate layering of instruments that characterizes their broader body of work.