Biografía:
This Bike Is a Pipe Bomb é uma banda folk punk de Pensacola, Flórida, Estados Unidos. Sua primeira gravação foi lançada em 1997. É formada por Rymodee (vocal, guitarra e gaita), Terry Johnson (baixo e vocal) e Teddy "Ted" Helmick (bateria e vocal).
É uma das bandas iniciais do gênero folk punk, e grande parte de sua música possui ideologias políticas, tanto que a banda também é identificada no movimento anarcho-punk. Como parte de suas crenças
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This Bike Is A Pipe Bomb - The Argument
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INTRO
Am
G C
well how much further have we gotten did you say?
F G C
200 years ago we still had slavery and a yellow plague.
F G E C
100 years ago we had our boys in the mines while their wives and children were starving.
G C
and 40 years ago it took the nat'l guard to let the black kids in public school.
G F C G F C
and you don't think we got it so bad no more, no, you don't think we got it bad today.
G F C G F C
and you don't think we got it so bad no more, no, you don't think we got it bad today.
F C E Am
the greatest nation in the world as you say has been at war since I can remember
C G C E
and miners black lung has been replaced by cancer, it takes everyone away.
Am
well blacks and whites don't trust each other
F C G
you can call it paranoia or affirmative actions reverse psychology.
C
thats what it seems like to me.
Am F
when the bosses found out we wont take it lying down
C G
they packed up their factories and moved to mexico.
C
took all the jobs to mexico.
G F C G F C
and you don't think we got it so bad no more, no, you don't think we got it bad today.
G F C G F C
and you don't think we got it so bad no more, no, you don't think we got it bad today.
C G
i'm not trying to bring nobody down,
Am F
just saying our fight ain't over yet.
C G
i'm not trying to bring nobody down,
Am F
just saying our fight ain't over yet.
C E C
our fight ain't over yet.
C G C
yeah, today is beautiful
END
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INTRO
Am
G C
well how much further have we gotten did you say?
F G C
200 years ago we still had slavery and a yellow plague.
F G E C
100 years ago we had our boys in the mines while their wives and children were starving.
G C
and 40 years ago it took the nat'l guard to let the black kids in public school.
G F C G F C
and you don't think we got it so bad no more, no, you don't think we got it bad today.
G F C G F C
and you don't think we got it so bad no more, no, you don't think we got it bad today.
F C E Am
the greatest nation in the world as you say has been at war since I can remember
C G C E
and miners black lung has been replaced by cancer, it takes everyone away.
Am
well blacks and whites don't trust each other
F C G
you can call it paranoia or affirmative actions reverse psychology.
C
thats what it seems like to me.
Am F
when the bosses found out we wont take it lying down
C G
they packed up their factories and moved to mexico.
C
took all the jobs to mexico.
G F C G F C
and you don't think we got it so bad no more, no, you don't think we got it bad today.
G F C G F C
and you don't think we got it so bad no more, no, you don't think we got it bad today.
C G
i'm not trying to bring nobody down,
Am F
just saying our fight ain't over yet.
C G
i'm not trying to bring nobody down,
Am F
just saying our fight ain't over yet.
C E C
our fight ain't over yet.
C G C
yeah, today is beautiful
END
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