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It's a Beautiful Day - Reagan Youth



     
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Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language:
Sun was out
the fish were swimming
in choke polluted water
all the fishes
dying from them toxic
seebees dumpin in our stream
but we didn't give a fuck
ya know we had some
cheap american brews
ya know some nice hot dogs

figured ya know...get out the
little transistor radio,
sit back relax have a nice
little summer barbecueIt's a beautiful,
what a beautiful,
it's a beautiful,
beautiful day,
FOR A BARBECUE!well uh,
we uh sat back,
and down and looked into the air,
all the sudden,
said, WHAT'S THAT IN THE SKY?
is it a bird or a plane!?steaks are done come and get em
no one miss a barbeque
big fat sow sizzling and dripping
Archie meyer-we thank you!
for a beautiful
it's a beautiful
it's a beautiful-beautiful day!
it's a beautiful
it's a beautiful
it's a beautiful-beautiful day!for a barbecue!
this time the hot dogs is you
oh wow man, that makes me think of karmawell as those first bombs start dropping
we wondered, where the hell is that transistor radio!
you know, turn on what the newsman has to say
about one of those a-rab countries talkin 'bout a
FAILED NEGOTIATION?!it's a beautiful
it's a beautiful
it's a beautiful-beautiful day!For a barbecue!

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Reagan Youth is an American punk rock band started by singer Dave Rubinstein (Dave Insurgent) and his friend and guitarist Paul Bakija in Queens, New York City in early 1980. They are more commonly cited as an pivotal band in introducing the style of hardcore punk to the East Coast. Their name is a word play on Hitler Youth. An important group in the New York/New Jersey hardcore scene, they performed very regularly at CBGB and toured the U.S.

Read more about Reagan Youth on Last.fm.


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