| Song | Supernaut |
| Artist | Ministry |
| Album | Greatest Fits |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Practially every one of the top 40 records being played on every radio station in | |
| the United States is a communication to the children to take a trip, to cop out, to | |
| groove. The psychedelic jackets on the record albums have their own hidden symbols | |
| and messages as well as the lyrics to all the top rock songs and they all sing the | |
| same refrain:It's fun to take a trip, put acid in your veins. | |
| I want to reach out and touch the sky | |
| I want to touch the sun but I don't want to fly | |
| I'm gonna climb up every mountain of the moon | |
| I've found a distant man awaving his spoon | |
| Supernaut | |
| Supernaut | |
| I've crossed the ocean, turned every bend (alt.:toured every land) | |
| I found the croossing near a golden rainbow's end | |
| I've been through magic and through life's reality | |
| I've lived a thousand years it never bothered me | |
| Bothered me | |
| Supernaut | |
| Bothered me | |
| Supernaut | |
| They all sing the same refrain: It's fun to take a trip, put acid in your veins. | |
| Got no religion, don't need no friends | |
| Got all I want and I got no need to pretend | |
| Don't try to reach me, 'cause I'd tear up your mind | |
| I've seen the future and I leave it all behind | |
| Supernaut | |
| Supernaut |
| Practially every one of the top 40 records being played on every radio station in | |
| the United States is a communication to the children to take a trip, to cop out, to | |
| groove. The psychedelic jackets on the record albums have their own hidden symbols | |
| and messages as well as the lyrics to all the top rock songs and they all sing the | |
| same refrain: It' s fun to take a trip, put acid in your veins. | |
| I want to reach out and touch the sky | |
| I want to touch the sun but I don' t want to fly | |
| I' m gonna climb up every mountain of the moon | |
| I' ve found a distant man awaving his spoon | |
| Supernaut | |
| Supernaut | |
| I' ve crossed the ocean, turned every bend alt.: toured every land | |
| I found the croossing near a golden rainbow' s end | |
| I' ve been through magic and through life' s reality | |
| I' ve lived a thousand years it never bothered me | |
| Bothered me | |
| Supernaut | |
| Bothered me | |
| Supernaut | |
| They all sing the same refrain: It' s fun to take a trip, put acid in your veins. | |
| Got no religion, don' t need no friends | |
| Got all I want and I got no need to pretend | |
| Don' t try to reach me, ' cause I' d tear up your mind | |
| I' ve seen the future and I leave it all behind | |
| Supernaut | |
| Supernaut |
| Practially every one of the top 40 records being played on every radio station in | |
| the United States is a communication to the children to take a trip, to cop out, to | |
| groove. The psychedelic jackets on the record albums have their own hidden symbols | |
| and messages as well as the lyrics to all the top rock songs and they all sing the | |
| same refrain: It' s fun to take a trip, put acid in your veins. | |
| I want to reach out and touch the sky | |
| I want to touch the sun but I don' t want to fly | |
| I' m gonna climb up every mountain of the moon | |
| I' ve found a distant man awaving his spoon | |
| Supernaut | |
| Supernaut | |
| I' ve crossed the ocean, turned every bend alt.: toured every land | |
| I found the croossing near a golden rainbow' s end | |
| I' ve been through magic and through life' s reality | |
| I' ve lived a thousand years it never bothered me | |
| Bothered me | |
| Supernaut | |
| Bothered me | |
| Supernaut | |
| They all sing the same refrain: It' s fun to take a trip, put acid in your veins. | |
| Got no religion, don' t need no friends | |
| Got all I want and I got no need to pretend | |
| Don' t try to reach me, ' cause I' d tear up your mind | |
| I' ve seen the future and I leave it all behind | |
| Supernaut | |
| Supernaut |