Fat Sack - The Pietasters



     
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Fat Sack Lyrics


Look at them, way out there, is it hard to think and fall in here
Check you back, how it is, shut your mouth you stupid kids
It's hard to tell how much you're seen
But you missed the point again
Thanks a lot you've had your say
Time to move to another day
Another day another time
Spend your weekend home there wasting time
Certain win no simple thing for you
Floodings stick and waters too
But the families whatchin' over you
With a man in love, tell that shit
Well step right up and take some licks
Burbon jungle's what you get
Sorry my brother broke your chin
Steady yourself you're out of time

Drinks gonna come and you're gonna find
Another day another time
Spend your weekend home there wasting time
Certain win no simple thing for you
In my head you do not see
10 brass knuckles gonn bash your teeth
See my sack, oh so fat
Me and mother fuckers gonna get my back
Another day another time
Spend your weekend home there wasting time
Certain win no simple thing for you
Another day another time
Spend your weekend home there wasting time
Certain win no simple thing for you
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written by GOODIN, THOMAS GLENN / ECKHARDT, TODD BRYAN / JACKSON, STEPHEN LEWIS
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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In 1990, a bunch of punk, mod, and skinhead-types, among them Stephen Jackson, Chris Watt, Ben Gauslin, and Tom Goodin, were attending college in central Virginia. They soon discovered they shared the same love for punk, ska, soul, and reggae music. They decided to form a punk rock cover band, The Slugs, whose initial forays were disappointing. Soon after, a mutual friend, Tal Bayer moved in. He was very much into ska and reggae and suggested that the band play some of the catchy songs that they loved to drink to.

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