"Hate Etiquette"  Parental Advisory genre: Grindcore
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	Lyrics: Anthony. Music: Pat. Producer: Anthony Morone Recorded by: Charlie & Ernie at Suburban Soul. Simple "anti-racism" song written when we were planning on being a "simple old-school band".
	CD: ....unexist   Label: No Glory Records
	Story Behind the Song This song was written in what is basically the form it appears here at our first practice. The plan for our band originally was just to be an old-school hardcore band in the vein of early Sick of it All or Madball. So this song fit the bill when Pat played us the guitars, but then we figured it would be cool to make the verses really grindcore-esqu. The first and second verse lyrics were originally all sung as one verse in a more traditional grindcore style (no meter, just madness) but it took too much out of Anthony building up to the vocal heavy chorus, so it was split in two just to make things easier. Also the line "....country bumpkin suck my dick" was originally a joke, but Anthony kept doing it and eventually they drew it out and decided to use it. Also, in my defense, the lyrics are rather dumb, but when I wrote this song the plan was just to be and "oldschool hardcore band" and I didn't put much time into lyrics because like Civ said "stage dives make me feel more alive than coded messages in slowed down songs." So I made them as simple and too the point as I could. Lyrics Hate Etiquette Lyrics: Anthony Music: Pat Racist world in which we live But we all get what we give The hate etiquette of the south You better shut your purdy mouth Bred to hate, hate since day one Every man under the sun The hate etiquette of the south You better shut your purdy mouth Country bumpkin….. Suck my dick Your ideas are all outdated, live into today The freedom fighters are all here, and we are here to stay All our hearts are so much stronger than your oath to the rebel flag We fight for equality and piss upon your rebel rag

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