Difference between revisions of "Missi"
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| − | She's the baddest girl on the South Florida scene | + | She's the baddest girl on the South Florida scene |
| − | Meet her in the bathroom and she's really mean | + | Meet her in the bathroom and she's really mean |
| − | Pressing you up against the wall | + | Pressing you up against the wall |
| − | Makes you black and blue in the bathroom stall | + | Makes you black and blue in the bathroom stall |
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| − | Missi | + | Missi |
| − | Missi Missi Missi Missi | + | Missi Missi Missi Missi |
| − | Missi | + | Missi |
| − | Missi Missi Missi Missi | + | Missi Missi Missi Missi |
| − | Missi | + | Missi |
| − | Missi Missi Missi Missi | + | Missi Missi Missi Missi |
[[Category:Mrs. Scabtree Songs]] | [[Category:Mrs. Scabtree Songs]] | ||
Revision as of 05:20, 9 July 2007
"Missi" is a song by Marilyn Manson side project Mrs. Scabtree. It was originally a song called "Herpes", though it was reworked and retitled as "Missi", after Manson's then-current girlfriend Missi Romero, due to the original version angering one of the mentioned girl's boyfriend, who was the bass player for ex-Manson bassist Olivia Newton Bundy's band L.U.N.G.S..
Versions
- "Missi"
Lyrics
The only known lyrics of the song include:
She's the baddest girl on the South Florida scene
Meet her in the bathroom and she's really mean
Pressing you up against the wall
Makes you black and blue in the bathroom stall
Missi
Missi Missi Missi Missi
Missi
Missi Missi Missi Missi
Missi
Missi Missi Missi Missi
