You want to drink till you can't see
You want to latch on for sympathy
You want to fight with people you know
You want to go where the assholes go
Do what you want but don't you do it to me
Do what you want but don't you do it to me
Do what you want but don't you do it to me
Do what you want
You're on the run, you're on a roll
You can kill yourself, don't think I'd stop you
You can do anything, just don't involved me
You can take drugs, act like you're free
You want to destroy others property
You want to steal from all your friends
Do that shit again and again
Do what you want but don't you do it to me
Do what you want but don't you do it to me
Do what you want but don't you do it to me
Do what you want
You've hit a new low, now you're on a roll
You think I care, what you do?
You can do what you want,
but I won't clean up when you are through
Do what you want but don't you do it to me
Do what you want but don't you do it to me
Do what you want but don't you do it to me
Do what you want
Slapshot are a straight edge hardcore punk band from Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Active from 1987 to 2003 and then reforming in 2014, they have made a significant contribution to the straight edge scene, a movement that promotes abstinence from alcohol, drugs, and tobacco. Their sound is characterized by fast and aggressive riffs, political and personal lyrics focused on fighting social injustices and the everyday life of those who oppose conformity. Among their most representative songs are "The Price of Freedom", "No Turning Back" and "Straight Edge Anthem". Slapshot have collaborated with bands like Youth of Today and Gorilla Biscuits, helping to define the aesthetics and philosophy of hardcore punk in the 1980s and 1990s.
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