1. |
Living In The City
02:52
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Please don't take this so personal
a knife to your back now hand it over
there's boys in the back waiting to attack
so you better keep shut that suburban trap
Move to the city
oh how nice
Live in the city
for what price
You're gonna move to the city and lose your life
Living in a city under the knife
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2. |
U.S. Pigs
03:05
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gunfire out on the streets
bodies laying on the hot concrete
then a pig takes one in the head
we've been waiting for so long
and we just can't wait any more
this city will be running in red
face it you've made it
you're a copper
uniforms and a badge
what a drag
face it you've made it
you're a statist
guns and cuffs
working for the flag
another child dies
and you act surprised
while the television lies
about all the police crime
they want you on their side
they want you right in stride
but we'll never be your pigs
never be your fucking pigs
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3. |
Nosferati
03:25
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we roam the streets at night
you stay locked inside
we live our curses
right before your eyes
there ain't no feelings
certainly no remorse
but we still feel
as evertyhing gets worse
ain't no happy endings
no fair tales here
no dreams come true
when we are here
the fangs they shine
under pale moonlight
the hate it grows
far from daylight
you gotta look out
because we creep around the corners
right behind your feet
over your shoulders
fangs dug in deep
we hold you down and steal your life
just stay calm no need to fight
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4. |
Drivin' Me Insane
03:04
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daggers from your eyes baby
daggers right through my heart
keep me up every night
and tear me right apart
but I ain't got no time for this shit
I ain't spending my days
missing your lips
because I got that beat in my brain
and my records play the same
i don't need no more of you
driving me insane
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Sharp Shock Cleveland, Ohio
Ithaca b/w CLE
Vocals: Greg?
Guitars: Greg?
Bass: Greg?
Drums: Greg?
Little Richard: Little Richard.
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