Stop Pissing on the Floor

"Stop Pissing on the Floor" is a song by Kurt Holes that expresses the frustration of a person living with someone who repeatedly urinates on the floor instead of using the toilet. The lyrics paint a picture of a messy and unhygienic environment, with "trash in the corner," "empty bottles all around," and "puddles growing," ultimately driving the narrator to plead for change. The song's repetitive refrain, "Stop pissing on the floor," emphasizes the narrator's desperation and the central problem of the song, while the repeated question, "Why can't you use the toilet," underscores the seemingly inexplicable behavior. The song's insistent and angry tone aims to provoke the listener into understanding the narrator's exasperation and perhaps even inspire the messy roommate to change their ways.