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2. NO ONE'S LEAVING 3. AIN'T NO RIGHT 4. OBVIOUS 5 . BEEN CAUGHT STEALING 6. THREE DAYS 7. THEN SHE DID-** " 8. OF COURSE 9 . CLASSIC GIRL NOVENA I STOPf 2 NO ONE'S LEAVING 3 00 3 A1 N7 NO RIGHT i OBVIOUS 5:58 BEEN CAUGHT STEALING 6 THREE DAYS 7 THEN ShE DIO««« 8:19 8 ’’OF COURSE 7:02 9 CLASSIC GIRL’ mo UANE'S ADDICTION Muchas Gracias: Perry Farrell: Of Course Fight, Bill and Bober. Roberta Petersen, Lenny Waronker, Mo Dave Navarro: Cuitar Ostin, Carl Scott, John Beug, Paul V., Lenardi, Andrea Starr. Stephen Perkins: Drums Jo Rob Kahane, Michael Lippman, Metal Blade Records, Concrete Eric A: Bass Marketing, Danny Goldberg. The Colonel, Josh.Torilla Cirls Karen and Danusha, Rick Van Santcn, Additional players: Aaron and Mark, Cindy, Carla. Inger, Terri Lee. Patricia. The Bernsteins, Richelle John Phillip Shenale: Strings on "Three Days" Valentine, Mike Navarro, Dan and John Navarro, Lcxwen 6 Charlie Bisharat: Electric and acoustic violins Navarro, Chuck Fukagawa and Ibanez Guitars, Perkins Family, on "Three Days" and "Of Course" Belle Obcrman, E, Pat, Ncmes, C, J.R., D.W. Drums, Sahian Geoff Stradling: Piano on "Three Days Cymbals. C. Brian and Nicole M. Avery. Piantadosi clan, (esp. Ronnie S. Champagne: Bass on "Of Course ART-full), Rcbic, Bob Timmins ink and inspiration, Dougs Wednesday evening social club. Exodus, Katia d'ltalia, Jack Recorded at Track Record Could. T.O. Sue. and her love book by suzanne, Jo Brahms, Produced by Dave Jerden and Perry Farrell Amra B. abiesbigdancerchildbride. Dr. Mark, Dr. Rokstar, Engineer and Cuitar Technician: Ronnie S Champagne Creggy, Team Vermont, spread my butter Larry White! Drum Technician: Dr Ross Garfield Muchas Muchas: Mixed at Sound Castle Steven Baker, Mark Ceiger, Ron Laffittc, Dave Additional Engineer: Boh Lacivita Jerden. Ted Gardner Mastered at Future Disc Mastered by Eddy Schreyer Management: Ron Laffitte, Lippman Kahane Entertainment Management Assistant: Sandra Rabbin Cover by Perry and Casey Management Assistant, Europe: Valerie Janes Photographed by Victor Bracke Agency Representation: Mark Ceiger, Don Muller. and Edwards Assisted by Herman Agopyan Chris Triad Artist Agency Band Photos by El Foto Booth Europe: Martin Horn, International Talent Booking Art Host: Tom Recchion Attorney: Alan Mintz, Ziffren, Brittcnham 6 Branca Art Hostess: Kim Champagne Business Management: Barry Siegel. Bill Vuylsteke. Word Hostess: Lira Gerberdmg Siegel 6 Feld stein, Inc. Tour Management: Ted Cardncr Merchandising: Bruce Fingerct 6 Alan Le Winter, Brockum Publicity: Heidi Ellen Robinson. Jensen Communications wrong, it is better to have the freedom to explain it in your own To the Mosquitoes, words than be silenced under a government that has the power to over your children than you do. bul We km more influence squash anyone who opposes their views. It may one day evolve to be love them loo. very much Yon we love your children Moil of yon your child that stands as opposition. Who opposes the faint buzz for fbem. Coniidcr ibem when planning ibe fnlurc. want what* beat that suggests to us all that women arc beneath men. Women have mother, father, yonr blindncit to our moat hletaed gift. Right? Oh. cause to live and reasons to die with dignity. This was not always leavea na with the overwhelming taah of correcting NATURE, the case. yonr niter mcaa. It alao provea that yon are no fudge of art, nor of Try to restrict our freedoms and we will fight even harder to learn from yon how to become ideal adulta? There are beauty. We preserve them. subjects that you've paaacd over. Or maybe they are too painful to Mothers and fathers, grandmothers and fathers, great- apeak about? grandmothers and fathers, great-great-grandmothers and fathers, Nature and art — what could be more breathtaking? you are responsible for more destruction done to this planet in the I liatcned I nacd to wiah aometimea that I waa a black man last one hundred years than in all of mankinds history combined. to the way black men apoke when they apoke about freedom, jnalice You’ve invented weapons capable of destroying every form of wild and human nghta. And in the way they apoke. I waa anre they were animal and vegetation. I am not sure what condition the world wc apeaking the truth At the aamc time there waa a faint bun are inheriting is really in. I just have a fear of smokestacks, and 1 apreadmg to all of na the auggeatioa that the black man waa not to don’t trust the men who feed their flames. he treated equally. For thia I envied the black man becauac it gave There is an invisible force, the same one you have heard him a paaaion for hia living and a canae to die for. faintly buzzing all your life. This time it buzzes much louder. 1 Would you ever have imagined there would be children myself have felt its pain. When I looked down at the spot where it awmging in polluted playgrounda? hurt, I saw a very small mosquito. A bug so old, it was known to Do you have children? Do you aee youraclf in them yet? Do Confucius as the ’’intellectual mosquito." He sucks off of you and they do whatever you tell them to. or do they question authority? he sucks off of me. Do you take the lime to eiplain thinga to them, or do you blame the Sometimes to realize you were well someone must come rcat of the world for their miatakea? along and hurt you. 1a I uaed to wiah aometimea that I waa a woman A woman 1 have grown to become proud of myself. I have aligned with the moat attractive creature nature haa to offer a man Why then ia all those who have been stung by suppression. As heirs to this it auch a ahame to aee her unclothed? I feel more ahame aa a man planet, we must maintain, honor and enjoy the gift of freedom. A watching a quick-mart being built How complementary a woman cause to validate everyone’s life? Indeed. ia to a man! Their giving of love ia fearlcaa Nature did right in tying the infant to the female. Yet they alao carry a acnac of The world looks at America because we are the beautiful! sadness Quite like a premonition of danger they hide but cant ahakc from their minds I undcratand why they waot to protect their children, hut for then own good, let me point out that though you may have to captain auhfccta to your children that you perceive aa Blacks call each other "brother and sis'." STOP? Count me in ’cause 1 been missed. I've seen color changed by a kiss. Ask my brother and my Save tbc complaints for a party conversation. sister. The world is loaded, it's lit to pop and nobody is My sister and her boyfriend slept in the park. gonna stop . No one . No one! No way! Conna stop, now; go! She had to leave home 'cause he was dark. Now Farm people, book wavers, soul savers, love they parade around in New York with a baby He's gorgeous! Ain’t leaving! preachers! Lit to pop and nobody is gonna stop. boy nobody No one's leaving! One come a day. the water will run, no man will Yeah, that's right Yeah, that's so . stand for things that be had done . Hurrah! And W is h I knew everyone's nickname, all their the water will run . One come a day, the water will run, no man will stand for things that he had slang and all their sayings. Lvery way to show affection, how to dress to fit the occasion . done . Hurrah! And the water will run Will Run! Will Run! Wish we all waved All waved . All waved . Cimmc that! Cimmc that-your automobile, turn I wish we all! Wish we all! Wish we all waved . off that smokestack and that goddamn radio- . t v hum . along with me Hum along with the A-a-a-a-m-m-m-m-m-m. No one's-gonna-stop. aint no right I am skin and bones, I am pointy nose; but it mothcrfuckin' makes me try. Makes me try, and no ones leaving that ain't wrong. I'll tell you why There ain't no right! Ain't no wrong now, ain't no right. Ain't I’m a white dread — I’m a white dread, so? I'm no wrong now. ain't no right. Only pleasure and a got a ring and 1 hang it from my nose. Cot a pain. little game and I take it to the park. I don't care Mothcrfuckin' bad wind came, blew down my who plays as long as the game is on. home. Now the green grass grows. Bad wind My sister and her boyfriend slept in the park. home. Coddamn goodness She had to leave home 'cause he was dark Now came, blew down my knows! Where the green grass grows there can't they parade around in New York with a baby be wrong. And goodness knows, there ain't no boy . He's gorgeous! Ain't nobody leaving! No right! Ain't no wrong now, ain't no right. Ain’t one's leaving . no wrong now. ain’t no right. Only pleasure and pain. do you have to make it so!-so!-so!*so!*so!-so! OBVIOUS!? Oh no! Oh no Oh no Oh no Bumped my head, I'm a battering ram.
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