Poster Child Songtext
von Lawrence Rothman

Poster child poster child
Poster child poster child
I grew up in St. Louis my mom was Catholic my dad was Jewish
We can use that
I got jumped outside the three if clubs bullets pierced my ear drum
We can use that
Stole a stetson from my brother but the bracelet was my sisters
We can use that
I′ve had a half a dozen beatings and thousand AA meetings
We can use that
We can use that
We can make you the rage
We can do that
You got no age on your face
If we move fast
Allow us to sell them you pain
We can do that
I was fighting my confusion
I was homeless
I was using when she found me


In the shelter when it flooded she got closer than my blood did
She surrounds me
When i felt myself retreating
I remember her repeating thats behind you
I wonder if shes breathing
If she's giving or receiving
What she′s been through
We can use that
We can make you the rage
We can do that
You got no age on your face
If we move fast
Allow us to sell them you pain
We can do that
We can use that
We can cash in your ghost
We can do that
Call the washington post
If we move fast
Sell them a share of your heart
Face of the state of the art
We can use that