His lips smack
(I'll do anything)
A global splendor of gluttony
He's got a smile
(I'll do anything)
Like he was born to be president
I'll do anything
You ask about politics
I answer about people
Let's spit for territories
Split up the not enough to go around
Just let me keep all these wants I need
I'll do whatever you want me to
You present your presence like a grabby gift day presents
(I'll do anything)
We all suck on your bloated white bread fill
But I'm still always starving
You ask about people and I tell you we're all stuck on the inside
I'm doing all you told me
Get your world off my back
I've been stuffed fat and pounded fatI've shrunken it
I've sunk in it
I've drowned in all I've found in it
Cap'n Jazz was a short-lived but highly influential emo band. The group was formed in Chicago in 1989 by brothers Tim and Mike Kinsella, who were joined by Sam Zurick and Victor Villareal. After several name changes and the addition of guitarist Davey von Bohlen, the band began to earn a cult following in the Chicago area and the Midwest. Considered pioneers of post-hardcore emo, Cap'n Jazz was influenced by bands like Fugazi and The Replacements. Their characteristic sound combines catchy melodies with introspective lyrics and a strong live energy. The band released one studio album, 'Analphabeta', in 1994, which became a classic of the emo genre. After Cap'n Jazz disbanded in 1995, the members went on to collaborate in other musical projects, including American Football and Owls. **Representative tracks:** 'Cute Without the 'E' (Cut From the Team)', 'The Action', 'Basis for a Daydream'.
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