Sublime
40 Oz. to Freedom (1992)
Don t Push

Stolen from an africa land
Chased out with a knife
With a face like Bob Marley and a mouth like a motor bike
Oh well the bars are always open and the time is always right
And if God s good word goes unspoken the music goes all night

And it goes...
If i was Bob Marley I said could you be loved
If I was half pint I d ball the lord up above
If I was Mike Tyson I d look for a fight
If I was a Boomtown Rats I would be stayin up all night
IF I was the king I d Rock out and get stupid dumb
If rhymes were valiums I d be comfortably numb

If I had a shotgunyou know what I d do
I d point that shit straight at the sky
and shoot heaven on down for you
Because the bars are always openand the time is always right
And if God s good word goes unspokenthe music goes all night
And it goes...

I want a loverbut I can t find the time
I want a reasonbut I can t find the rhyme
And I want to start some staticbut I can t afford
Just lay on the ground like I fell off my skateboard
Now a days as clear as you please
strap with protection or strap with disease.
Laughterit s free any time just call me
439-0116 when your down with Sublime you get
funky fresh lyricsyou get nothin

Stolen from an africa land
Got chased out of the bar
I saw my best friend tonight so don t push me too far

I m gonna run come down with the new lyrics
get hit get hip don t slip you knuckle heads
Racism is schism on a serious tip
You don t believe me than I ll come bust your lip.
I hear the mountainIt hard to climb
Ruffle the rhythm and it must be sublime
Listen yellow lover yeah it right on time
We got cricket with the quickness and the bass line

Go and raid the sound and tell the people the news ohhey
tell them reggae music is on the loose
Here i am from the place where the sun keeps
shine new style in a unique fashion
And good good vibes that keep on playinplayin

People wanna come up and they wanna tell me
smokin crack cocaine better than sensi
You re pumpin that shit yo we re sick of it
Tweakin every weekend and we just can t take it
we don t want Plastic

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