Biografía:
Todo empezó cuando Fat Mike quiso fundar un grupo punk que tuviese buenas letras y buenas canciones, que grabase discos y saliese a tocar, para esto buscó a su amigo Erik.
Grabaron Liberal Animation en 1988 con Brett de Bad Religion, y fue relanzado en 1991 en la firma de Brett, Epitaph Records. NOFX firmó con Epitaph en 1989, sacando a la luz el LP S&M Airlines. En el mismo año nació, de la mano de Fat Mike, el sello Fat Wreck Chords, que pronunciado correctamente suena como "Fat Records".
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Otras canciones:
- 72 Hookers
- All Outta Angst
- Bob
- Eat The Meek
- Fleas
- Franco Unamerican
- Leave It Alone
- Leave It Alone (correct Chords)
- Linoleum
- Lori Meyers
- Radio
- Scavenger Type
- She's Nubs
- Thank God It's Monday
- The Longest Line
- The Man I Killed
- We Got Two Jealous Agains
- You're Wrong
- 13 Stitches
- 60 Percent Reprise
- 60 Reprise
- Abuena
- All His Suits Are Torn
- All Of Me
- Anarchy Camp
- August 8Th
- Bag
- Bath Of Least Resistance
- Best God In Show
- Cokie The Clown
- Cool And Unusual Punishment
- Creeping Out Sara
- Dig
- Dont Call Me White
- Door Nails
- Drop The World
- Drugs Are Good
- Dying Degree
- Falling In Love
- First Call
- Freedom Like A Shopping Cart
- Generation Z
- Green Corn
- Gutter Tarts
- Happy Break Up Song
- Happy Guy
- Herojuana
- Hobophobic
- Hotdog In A Hallway
- I Am An Alcoholic
- I Am Going To Hell For This One
- I Fatty
- I Melvin
- Idiots Are Taking Over
- Im A Transvest
- Im So Sorry Tony
- Instant Crassic
- Its My Job To Keep Punk Rock Elite
- Jeff Wears Birkenstocks
- Johnny Appleseed
- Kill All The White Men
- La Pieta
- Liza And Louise
- Louise
- Love Story
- Malachi Crunch
- Man I Killed
- Mattersville
- Medio
- Monosyllabic Girl
- Moron Brothers
- Murder The Government
- My Orphan Year
- No Fun In Fundamentalism
- Nothing But A Nightmare
- One Way Ticket To Fuckneckville
- Oxy Moronic
- Party Enema
- Perfect Government
- Philthy Phil Philanthropist
- Please Play This Song On The Radio
- Pump Up The Valuum
- Punk Guy
- Quart In Session
- Release The Hostages
- Ronnie And Mags
- See Her Pee
- Seeing Double At The Triple Rock
- She Didnt Lose Her Baby
- Shes Gone
- Shes Nubs
- Six Pack Girls
- Slut Hut
- Stickin In My Eye
- Straight Outta Massachusetts
- The Agony Of Victory
- The Black And White
- The Brews
- The Decline
- The Desperations Gone
- The Irrationality Of Rationality
- The Plan
- The Separation Of Church And Skate
- The Shortest Pier
- Theres No Too Soon If Time Is Relative
- This Machine Is 4
- Together On The Sand
- Total Bummer
- Vanilla Sex
- Vincent
- We Called It America
- We March To The Beat Of Indifferent Drum
- Were Bros
- Whats The Matter With The Kids Today
- Whoops I Odd
- Wolves In Wolves Clothing
- Xmas Has Been Xed
- Youre Wrong
- Zyclone B Bathouse
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
"The leads are weak."
"The leads are weak; fucking leads are weak? You're weak."
Am C G D x 2
[Verse 1]
Am C G
Remember when America had a middle class and an upper class?
D
That was way before the exodus.
Am C Bm
That was the America that we thought was number one,
G D Am
thought would overcome, thought would never die.
Am C
That was just our pride and faith: two shitty deadly sins;
G D
I know faith isn't one of 'em but it should have been,
Am C Bm
'Cause when things were crumbling, we had no camaraderie,
G D Am
just a faith someone would save us from despondence.
[Chorus]
Am C G F
We called it America, whoa.
Am C D
We called it America, whoa.
[Verse 2]
Am C
"Number one America" was a slogan used
G D
to keep morale up when we knew we were already cooked,
Am
Then the richer western states
C Bm G D Am
succeeded in secession and the eastern ones followed right behind.
Am C
Mexi-Can-America was the perfect name
G D Am
that epitomized the order of significance, authority and affluence.
C Bm G
We had turned it all around, went from number one,
D Am
straight to number two (shit).
[Chorus]
Am C G F
We called it America, whoa.
Am C D
We called it America, whoa.
[Solo]
Am C G F
C Bm F Em
[Bridge]
Am G F Em
National bankruptcy, circumcised society.
Am G
USA, dined and ditched;
F Em
Fox reports "poor is the new rich".
[Chorus/Outro]
Am C G F
We called it America, whoa.
Am C D
We called it America, whoa.
Am C G F
We called it America, whoa.
Am C D
We called it America, whoa.
Am Am
We called it America
"The leads are weak; fucking leads are weak? You're weak."
Am C G D x 2
[Verse 1]
Am C G
Remember when America had a middle class and an upper class?
D
That was way before the exodus.
Am C Bm
That was the America that we thought was number one,
G D Am
thought would overcome, thought would never die.
Am C
That was just our pride and faith: two shitty deadly sins;
G D
I know faith isn't one of 'em but it should have been,
Am C Bm
'Cause when things were crumbling, we had no camaraderie,
G D Am
just a faith someone would save us from despondence.
[Chorus]
Am C G F
We called it America, whoa.
Am C D
We called it America, whoa.
[Verse 2]
Am C
"Number one America" was a slogan used
G D
to keep morale up when we knew we were already cooked,
Am
Then the richer western states
C Bm G D Am
succeeded in secession and the eastern ones followed right behind.
Am C
Mexi-Can-America was the perfect name
G D Am
that epitomized the order of significance, authority and affluence.
C Bm G
We had turned it all around, went from number one,
D Am
straight to number two (shit).
[Chorus]
Am C G F
We called it America, whoa.
Am C D
We called it America, whoa.
[Solo]
Am C G F
C Bm F Em
[Bridge]
Am G F Em
National bankruptcy, circumcised society.
Am G
USA, dined and ditched;
F Em
Fox reports "poor is the new rich".
[Chorus/Outro]
Am C G F
We called it America, whoa.
Am C D
We called it America, whoa.
Am C G F
We called it America, whoa.
Am C D
We called it America, whoa.
Am Am
We called it America
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