Biography:
Five Iron Frenzy (also known as Five Iron or FIF) is a Christian ska band formed in Denver, Colorado in 1995 and disbanded in 2003. In 2011, the band reunited and in 2013, they released the album Engine of a Million Plots. Their signature sound is a mix of rock and ska while their lyrics mix socially-conscious satire and their Christian faith.
Five Iron Frenzy started as a local side-project of Reese, Keith, Micah, and Scott's band Exhumator. Although the original intent was for the band to stay local and help support the local music scene
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Other songs:
- Handbook For The Sellout
- A New Hope
- Abraham Lincoln Beard
- Against A Sea Of Troubles
- All That Is Good
- Anthem
- Banner Year
- Beautiful America
- Blue Comb 78
- Cool Enough For You
- Dandelions
- Every New Day
- Everywhere I Go
- Faking Life
- Farsighted
- Fistful Of Sand
- I Feel Lucky
- I Still Like Larry
- Into Your Veins
- It Was A Dark And Stormy Night Hope Still Flies
- Kitty Doggy
- Milestone
- Most Likely To Succeed
- My Evil Plan To Save The World
- On Distant Shores
- Second Season
- So Far
- Someone Elses Problem
- Spartan
- Suckerpunch
- Superpowers
- The Cross Of St Andrew
- The Greatest Story Ever Told
- The Old West
- The Untimely Death Of Brad
- To Astoria
- We Own The Skies
- When I Go Out
- Where Is Micha
- Where Zero Meets Fifteen
- World Without An End
- You Cant Handle This
- You Probably Shouldnt Move Here
- Zen And The Art Of Xenophobia
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A E A E A E B D
A E A E
My car broke down in Arizona, have to ride the bus again,
A E A E
At ten-o-clock on Tuesday night, with thirteen cents and a broken pen.
A E A E
I put my backpack on a bench, tell two people I don't smoke,
A E A E
See a cop across the street, he thinks that I am selling dope.
F# B F# B A E A E
I could have walked another block, to get away from the scene.
F# B F# B A B
Why does it always come to this where the zero meets the fifteen?
A E A E
And so I gave my thirteen cents to the man who peed his pants.
A E A E
He passes out and falls on me, I watch my change fall from his hands.
A E A E
I see the lady next to me, holds her baby black and blue.
A E A E
The junkie gutter-punks keep asking where I got my new tattoo.
F# B F# B A E A E
What does it matter anyway, thirteen cents or all I own?
F# B F# B A B
How can I ever save the world, on cup-o-soup and student loans?
A E B D A E B D A E
And I want to try to save the world, but it never goes my way.
B D A E B D
God, I don't know what to do, down at Colfax and Broadway.
A E A E A E B D
A E A E
Now the man with no shoes on, says I don't know how to play.
A E A E
He says I fumble all the time. He thinks that I am John Elway.
A E A E
I put my face down in my hands, water wells inside my eyes.
A E A E
What do I have to give them? Does it maker if I try?
F# B F# B A E A E
I can't stand to see you suffer, I try to intellectualize,
F# B F# B A B
A formula to end your pain, it doesn't work, God knows I've tried.
A E B D A E B D A E
And I want to try to save the world, but it never goes my way.
B D A E B D
God, I don't know what to do, down at Colfax and Broadway.
B D A E
Sometimes my cup is overfilled.
B D E
Sometimes I'm too afraid that I'm going to spill.
B D A E B D A E
A E B D A E B D A E
I want to try to save the world, but it never goes my way.
B D A E B D
God, I don't know what to do, down at Colfax and Broadway.
Please comment/rate--God bless!
-Romans 10:9-10;13
A E A E A E B D
A E A E
My car broke down in Arizona, have to ride the bus again,
A E A E
At ten-o-clock on Tuesday night, with thirteen cents and a broken pen.
A E A E
I put my backpack on a bench, tell two people I don't smoke,
A E A E
See a cop across the street, he thinks that I am selling dope.
F# B F# B A E A E
I could have walked another block, to get away from the scene.
F# B F# B A B
Why does it always come to this where the zero meets the fifteen?
A E A E
And so I gave my thirteen cents to the man who peed his pants.
A E A E
He passes out and falls on me, I watch my change fall from his hands.
A E A E
I see the lady next to me, holds her baby black and blue.
A E A E
The junkie gutter-punks keep asking where I got my new tattoo.
F# B F# B A E A E
What does it matter anyway, thirteen cents or all I own?
F# B F# B A B
How can I ever save the world, on cup-o-soup and student loans?
A E B D A E B D A E
And I want to try to save the world, but it never goes my way.
B D A E B D
God, I don't know what to do, down at Colfax and Broadway.
A E A E A E B D
A E A E
Now the man with no shoes on, says I don't know how to play.
A E A E
He says I fumble all the time. He thinks that I am John Elway.
A E A E
I put my face down in my hands, water wells inside my eyes.
A E A E
What do I have to give them? Does it maker if I try?
F# B F# B A E A E
I can't stand to see you suffer, I try to intellectualize,
F# B F# B A B
A formula to end your pain, it doesn't work, God knows I've tried.
A E B D A E B D A E
And I want to try to save the world, but it never goes my way.
B D A E B D
God, I don't know what to do, down at Colfax and Broadway.
B D A E
Sometimes my cup is overfilled.
B D E
Sometimes I'm too afraid that I'm going to spill.
B D A E B D A E
A E B D A E B D A E
I want to try to save the world, but it never goes my way.
B D A E B D
God, I don't know what to do, down at Colfax and Broadway.
Please comment/rate--God bless!
-Romans 10:9-10;13
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