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We Call This Mutha Revenge - Suicidal Tendencies



     
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This is the beginning of the endThis is revenge, we call this mutha revenge
This is revenge, we call this mutha revengeBest not be talking to me
Not with those words you said
I guess I'll have to accept your invitation
To toast you upside your headEverything has got a start
And everything has got an end
Every action has a side effect
We call this mutha revengeThis is revenge, we call this mutha revenge
This is revenge, we call this mutha revengeDon't know if I'll blast, maybe, I'll just throw
Maybe I'll kick down something special
But believe me, you're gonna know
You should have thought before you got it started'Cause everything has got an end
Ain't no sloppy fool that's innocent
We call this mutha revenge
Revenge, revengeThis is the beginning of the endThis is revenge, we call this mutha revenge
This is revenge, we call this mutha revengeI've seen loc'sters come
I've seen loc'sters go
But the only real loc'sters

Are holding down six feet belowEverything has got a start
And everything has got an end
Every action has a side effect
We call this mutha revengeThis is revenge, we call this mutha revenge
This is revenge, we call this mutha revengeYou're putting up a front
We're gonna tear it down
Had enough of your sorry ass 'tude
I don't trip, no, don't stare me downYou should of thought before you got it started
'Cause we're the ones that make it end
Ain't no sloppy fool that's innocent
We call this mutha revengeRevenge, revenge
Revenge, revenge

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Suicidal Tendencies is an American crossover thrash band formed in 1982 in Venice, California. Sometimes regarded as the progenitors of skate punk, they later incorporated significant heavy metal and thrash elements. The group, led by Mike Muir ("Cyco Miko"), had a rough start that included being voted "Worst Band/Biggest Assholes" in Flipside in 1982. Using the opposition to fuel creativity, they quickly gained a following, performing larger and larger gigs. As the size grew, so did the rumors of gang relations and violence (eventually leading to a Los Angeles ban on public performances by Suicidal Tendencies). The band signed with the indie label Frontier Records and issued their classic self-titled debut in 1983. The album was the best-selling hardcore album up to that point. It included many memorable songs. The video for Institutionalized was one of the first hardcore punk videos to receive substantial airplay on MTV. It was also used in the Emilio Estevez cult classic movie Repo Man and an episode for the hit TV show Miami Vice (which included a cameo appearance by the group). Recently the track has been used in the blockbuster movie Iron Man. Their song Possessed to Skate solidified their status as a premier skate punk band. How Will I Laugh Tomorrow has become one of the band's most acclaimed songs. After lineup changes and side projects, including the Infectious Grooves, they have continued to release albums and (as of 2004) are working on a new album and a Live-DVD to be titled "Return to Venice."
Former Bass player Robert Trujillo currently plays for Metallica and former guitar player Rocky George joined Fishbone.

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