Dewey Cox: Cocaine
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| "Dewey Cox: Cocaine" | ||
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| Song by Marilyn Manson | ||
| Performed | 2003-2004 | |
| Genre | Spoken | |
| Length | 0:30~ | |
| Writer | Robert Sherman, Richard Sherman | |
| Composer | Robert Sherman, Richard Sherman | |
"Dewey Cox: Cocaine" was performed live by Marilyn Manson during the 2009-2010 The High End of Low Tour, albeit a simple teaser in between songs. The song was originally released in the film "Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story" by "Judd Apatow" in 2007.
Versions
- "Dewey Cox: Cocaine" (Live)
Lyrics
(Black Guy):
Get out of here, Dewey
(Dewey Cox):
What are you doing in here?
(Black Guy):
It's called cocaine, And you don't want no part of this shit
(Dewey Cox):
Cocaine?
What it's do?
(Black Guy):
It turns all your bad feelings into good felings
It's a nightmare
(Dewey Cox):
I'm thinking maybe I'd like to try to me some of that cocaine
Some that cocaine
Some that cocaine
Some that cocaine
Some that cocaine
Some that cocaine
Some that.
