I don't think I like it
But I'm hanging around
I'm itching to go
And it brings me down
Going to a shit-town
I've gotta say
The only good thing
Is driving away
Always gotta find to the
Place we've gotta get
We're out of there as fast
As Frenzal in the wet
We make friends
And a few of them stick
Sometimes they're great
sometimes they're pricks
Gotta learn to like it
Like it or not
Avoid getting beat up
Avoid getting shot
Then it's 1, 2, 3,
Then 4 on the floor
Get the fuck away
Don't let it through the door
Gotta find a new place
Gotta meet a new face
Gotta try something
I've never done before
I've got to get away
Find a better day
Release me while the
Porch light fades
Breaking the bank
Now we're breaking a string
Breaking the law
Breaking other people's things
Trying to get right
Trying not to fight
Always spending money
On useless shite
Want to have a good time
??? very well
Drink too much
Then I'm sure I'll go to hell
Going 24 hours
Seven days a week
Some time soon
We've gotta get some sleep
There's nothing like the feeling
Of the sun upon your back
Or the mystery of the unknown
We've gotta go, We've gotta go now
Don't look back and don't be slow
It's time to go and chase the sun
Frenzal Rhomb is an Australian punk rock band formed in 1992 that continues to tour and release new music. Known for their provocative nature, the band has sparked controversy for album covers, song titles, lyrical content, on-stage and off-stage behavior, as well as their association with causes such as veganism and politics. Guitarist Lindsay McDougall was responsible for Rock Against Howard, a compilation of Australian musicians against John Howard's government. Some of their most representative songs include 'My Name Is', 'The Ballad of the Broken Hearted', 'You're Not My Friend', and 'The Great Australian Dream'.
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