LIMP BIZKIT: New Song Posted Online

A brand new LIMP BIZKIT song called "Why Try" has been posted on the band's official web site. It can also be streamed in the YouTube clip below. The track will appear on the band's new album, "Gold Cobra", which is scheduled for release this summer.

"Why Try" lyrics:

Oh no! Guess who's back...
Strapped with the flow like a gatlin blow
Walk with a limp it's the pirate pimp
On a nightmare track (with a stack of gold?)
Stuck like a psycho white bred hybrid
Ninnies? gets plucked from your eye lid
Get that? yall better come quick, better come fast
I'ma drop a match in ya gas BOOM
Every hit don't lie, pitch you a fit when your shit don't fly
Eat you alive, got that punk, spit this fire to the bizkit funk
Uno, Dos, trace of ya face, Catch me a case when you run from the ghost
With a cup and a click one little slip
the alligator grip gonna turn you to toast

So why try, if ya gonna die
You're goin straight to the gate in the sky
With all the hate I relate to the crime
one more sucka emcee gonna fry
So why try, if ya gonna die
You're goin straight to the gate in the sky
With all the hate I relate to the crime
one more sucka emcee gonna fry

Round 2, stagger to your feet
homies in ya corner thought ya done went to sleep
this one oughta do it, so step it on back
Or you can see the stars when ya knocked out flat
I'ma tell ya something ya probably never knew
Tangle with the lion you gonna end up in the zoo
Check out all ya crew lookin in my cage
It's feedin time playa I'ma eat you like a plague
Times are gettin tough but I aint had enough
this heavy metal beatin' on ya brain is gonna crush
Oh what a rush, like a million women
Sour on the crush with all of you lemons
Maybe I'm a twisted but man it's just the bizkit
Having me some fun with you dumb little tricklets
you know who you are, you insecure gorillas
the underdog freddy d now became ya killa

So why try, if ya gonna die
You're goin straight to the gate in the sky
With all the hate I relate to the crime
one more sucka emcee gonna fry
So why try, if ya gonna die
You're goin straight to the gate in the sky
With all the hate I relate to the crime
one more sucka emcee gonna fry

I'ma rock it like some tnt blow it up like a G with a dolla bill 3
All ya g's with the fleas c'mon please don't lie fuck with me and you'll fry

So why try, if ya gonna die
You're goin straight to the gate in the sky
With all the hate I relate to the crime
one more sucka emcee gonna fry
So why try, if ya gonna die
You're goin straight to the gate in the sky
With all the hate I relate to the crime
one more sucka emcee gonna fry [End of lyrics]

"Gold Cobra" tentative track listing:

01. Introbra
02. Douchebag
03. Why Try
04. 90 To 10
05. Rock Ship
06. Brand New Meaning
07. Shark Attack
08. Darkside Of The Moon
09. GFY
10. Venomous (LBGC)
11. Walking Away
12. Loser
13. Dance Floor
14. Back Porch
15. Angels
16. Middle Finger
17. Thank You
18. Outrobra

"Gold Cobra" is expected to feature guest appearances by a host of hip-hop artists, including WU-TANG CLAN rapper Raekwon, Paul Wall and WU-TANG CLAN producer Mathematics.

In a January 2010 interview with Guitar Edge's Elliott Politte, LIMP BIZKIT guitarist Wes Borland stated about "Gold Cobra", "I think that everyone who hated LIMP BIZKIT before will continue to hate LIMP BIZKIT. It's not like we, all of a sudden, grew up and started making smarter music. It's definitely a fun, party kind of vibe. It's a little bit like the old stuff, but with a little bit of maybe a [French electronic music duo] DAFT PUNK vibe thrown in on some of it. There's big, huge riffs and hopefully catchy lyrics."

"Gold Cobra" will be LIMP BIZKIT's first new studio album with the original lineup since 2000's "Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water".

According to a Twitter post by LIMP BIZKIT frontman Fred Durst, the band will perform on the May 10 edition of "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" on NBC-TV. he writes, "We have no idea what we're gonna play. They want an older song. Hmmmm"

The band's first three albums have sold more than 20 million copies in the U.S. alone, and another 13 million in the rest of the world.