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Iso Alexander

from Carpet Bomb Ballet by As A People

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Leave him alone. Stay away from his brain. You animals breed invalids. We oughta jump rope with your varicose veins. You oughtta go on down in infamy.

Even though you fell below You’re in our hearts
Nobody wants you to go blind Forgive me Iso Alexander

He who won’t amputate Won’t hear the bone break You’re gonna go on down in infamy Your God won’t let us win He could give a shit about your penance You oughta go back home and think a bit.

Even though you fell below You’re in our hearts
I know your home is here
Even though you fell below You’re in our hearts
Nobody wants you to go blind Forgive me Iso Alexander

You’re on your own from now own Now way out Your home is here No way out. No way no how!!

Bet it on your son and sign below Bet it on his soul…

I give a fuck. Yes Sir.
I give a fuck. Yes Sir.

Don’t give up on me. Don’t give up on me.

It’s a one and a two and away we go.

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from Carpet Bomb Ballet, released November 8, 2008

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As A People San Francisco

As A People is Adam Yas (vox, rhythm guitar), Nate Link (lead guitar), Nigel Sussman (bass), and Tim Way (drums). Inspired by their diverse musical tastes, the band set out to create a mutant variety of rock n’ roll in 2006. After years of shows over , several EPs and one full length album later, As A Peoples' members have gone separate ways. See LeatherFeather.net and DaylightHorror.com ... more

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