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We’re SPLINTER and we don’t care whether you like us or not but we need the money and figure CBGB’s has got a name and gets a crowd so we’ll play there. We only play weekends – none of these open mike or Wet T Shirt Tuesdays – we got our pride. This is a cut from our Live at Max’s EP and if you don’t like it so what – people paid money to come watch us make a record. You got LSD 25 vocals and guitar (ex Reverb Mother Fucker) – Stu bass – Bud guitar (ex Dog Eat Dog) – and D. OD on drums.
What’s the cut of the door? We get a $250 guarantee and a case of Schlitz.
We’re SPLINTER and we don’t care whether you like us or not but we need the money and figure CBGB’s has got a name and gets a crowd so we’ll play there. We only play weekends – none of these open mike or Wet T Shirt Tuesdays – we got our pride. This is a cut from our Live at Max’s EP and if you don’t like it so what – people paid money to come watch us make a record. You got LSD 25 vocals and guitar (ex Reverb Mother Fucker) – Stu bass – Bud guitar (ex Dog Eat Dog) – and D. OD on drums.
What’s the cut of the door? We get a $250 guarantee and a case of Schlitz.
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Lyrics
Jim goes to the train every day
To a job for the bills he must pay
Beef products Turkey parts and the like
That’s what Jim calls his life
Well he’s up or down
You can tell cause Jim wears a smile or a frown
Sometimes he looks in the mirror
He’s a different person in a different place
He’s even got a different face
Jim works 50 weeks to get off 2
He’s going to retire in 2022
© John Terhorst 1989
To a job for the bills he must pay
Beef products Turkey parts and the like
That’s what Jim calls his life
Well he’s up or down
You can tell cause Jim wears a smile or a frown
Sometimes he looks in the mirror
He’s a different person in a different place
He’s even got a different face
Jim works 50 weeks to get off 2
He’s going to retire in 2022
© John Terhorst 1989
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Remember me? I was the pesky skinny kid who carried the schlitz out to the van after I roadied all the gear for ya.
Man, you guys were awesome! By the way, I still have a guitar pick from that show.