What will it take to make you happy
What will it take to stop your whining
What will it take to make you amscray
What will it take to stop your crying
I know that you've been so bored since the Circle K closed down
So if it makes you feel a bit better just picture me
Crying crying in my beer
I got a feeling you've been damaged
I think you've got way too much time on your hands
I throw away your stupid little letter
Like Margie Whipple you don't get it
If you were a TV show baby you would've been cancelled
Do to declining viewership recycled plots and bad acting
Crying in my beer
It's pointless to wonder what life would be like with you and me
Cause me minus you equals one less little parasite less
I'm crying in my beer
Screeching Weasel are a punk rock band from Chicago, Illinois, formed in 1986. Considered one of the most influential bands in the pop-punk movement of the 1990s, they have released a vast discography characterized by catchy melodies and ironic and often self-critical lyrics. Their sound is a blend of classic punk rock, power pop and melodic hardcore, with influences from bands like The Ramones, Buzzcocks and Green Day. The band has gone through several lineups over the years, but frontman Ben Weasel (Ben DeLape) has always remained the central figure. Among their most notable albums are "My Brain Hurts" (1993), "All the Songs About You" (1995) and "How to Make a Punk Rock Record" (2001). Screeching Weasel have helped define the sound of modern pop-punk, influencing numerous subsequent bands. Some of their most representative songs include "Teenage Wasteland", "She's My Girl" and "The Ballad of Ben Weasel".
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