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Early in da morning befo I eats my breakfast
I gotta get down
Early in da morning befo I eats my breakfast
I gotta get down
Late night in da evenin befo I gets to sleepin
I gotta get down
Late night in da evenin befo I gets to sleepin
I gotta get down
[Verse 1]Oh goody goody got da mornin woody roll ova
so quick baby gurl give it to me man wut a
quickie stab it wit a stifie bust a bigga nut to be
da pan and Jiffy Give me a lil licky huggy kissie
kissie And off last night I'm still a little wiggy
Forgive my gurl if I damage ya but it feel like
I'm on Viagra
[Chorus]Early in da mornin befo I eats my breakfast
I gotta get down
Early in da mornin befo I eats my breakfast

I gotta get down
[Verse 2]Well I'ma Cheech I'ma Chong Wrap da watta
bong Hit it fo so strong and hold it fo so long
I'ma whip I'ma worm roll da whole blunt Grab
da Visine feelin so crunk Check my watch
Connect my dots scratch my croach and get in
my flip flops All I hear is pots and pans wit da
sizzem ? and man its off da hizzle chokin on
dat residue I told ya'll man wut I fence ta do
Ya know Hydro he a friend of mine take da
monkey off my back like errytime Gotta stilo
Dats so frilo fly like an eagle so high me and
my amigos anotha day anotha dolla anotha
deal so wutcha huh wut when ya want to kill?
[Chorus][Verse 3]Who dat comin threw wuts really cracka lackin
wuts up witchu Oh no not him again he be rollin
wit em crazy ass Mexicans Baby Bash you a fool
on da cool I'm just playin thou Wuts da deal
wut em otha boys playin fo Holla Holla all my
itchy dolla got errybody thinkin its cool to hate
anotha but man hold up I'm on a new page
All my hatas in da mess get out my cool-Aid
I'm quick ta spark up and steal sumbody's
lighter I get cotton mouth and eat sum
Jambalya Oh my Mya Oh hell yeah befo I make
love I put you in da air Twice Last Night and
Once in da mornin I gotta get down so I can
get goin
Early in da morning befo I eats my breakfast
I gotta get down
Early in da morning befo I eats my breakfast
I gotta get down
Late night in da evenin befo I gets to sleepin
I gotta get down
Late night in da evenin befo I gets to sleepin
I gotta get down

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The Heartless Bastards' story starts in Dayton, Ohio, where Wennerstrom found the name on a multiple choice video trivia game at a bar.

As a songwriting teenager during a time when Guided by Voices and Brainiac were packing local bars and three of The Breeders were still in town, Wennerstrom used to sneak into clubs to check out the scene. "I would just see those people—my music heroes—hanging out at the bar like everyone else," she remembers. "I could see myself in them. It gave me inspiration to do my own thing."

After doing the usual business of playing local shows, the trio set out the following year on a regional tour. One of the first gigs of the trip took them to a bar in Akron, where The Black Keys' drummer Patrick Carney just happened to be one of only a handful of people in the audience. This chance encounter led Wennerstrom and the Heartless Bastards to Fat Possum Records, with whom they released their debut, Stairs and Elevators, in early 2005.

The band moved on with critical praise in their back pocket, including a four-and-a-half star review from Rolling Stone, which took note that, when Wennerstrom “opens her throat on Stairs and Elevators … she sounds like she’s wailing on the shoulders of giants; her sad and angry vocals channeling all the swagger and spit of a young Robert Plant”

By whatever yardstick you care to measure, it was high time for Erika to get out of Dayton.

In true ascetic discipline, she moved to Austin, Texas in 2007 for a change of inspirational scenery and a new recording project. With the help of producer Mike McCarthy (Spoon, Trail of Dead), she assembled a group of musicians with whom she gave the songs life and uncovered yet another layer of Wennerstrom and the Heartless Bastards. Two of the new Bastards aren’t Texas ringers, but fellow Dayton brethren Dave Colvin on drums, and Jesse Ebaugh on bass, who actually played on the original demo that hooked Fat Possum, throw in one Austin native on guitar, Mark Nathan and you’ve got a new unstoppable force that “Take the stage and literally knock everybody down” – NY Times review of the Bastards SxSW record release performance.

The Decemberists’ guitarist Chris Funk said, "It's been a few years since I've had a voice on repeat in my mind. This voice seems to arrive in my ears while sound checking, often before the shows on a pre-show play list and after shows too -- the songs are just perfect and the band has found their spots behind this incredible woman. A unique and enduring artist arrived into our world once again."

The album, entitled The Mountain, (released February 2009) delivers the powerful howl that fans expect from the Heartless Bastards, but also weaves in adventure with mandolins, banjos, strings and Erika’s transcendent voice.

Brimming with confidence and creativity, The album Arrow (released February 2012) sees Heartless Bastards pushing their distinctive sound forward with their most eclectic, energetic collection thus far. The album – the Austin, Texas-based band’s first release with Partisan Records – is marked as ever by singer/guitarist/songwriter Erika Wennerstrom’s remarkable voice, at turns primal and pleading, heartfelt and heroic. Songs like “Parted Ways” and the searing “Low Low Low” expertly capture the Bastards’ multi-dimensional rock in all its strength and spirit. Following upon the difficult introspection of 2009′s acclaimed third album, The Mountain, Arrow stands as a powerhouse new beginning for Heartless Bastards.

“The Mountain was me going through some things after being in a relationship for nine years,” Wennerstrom says. ”This album is kind of like me being comfortable again.”


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