"flint, mi" genre: Grunge
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	modern guitar rock, perfect for the mid 90's. somewhere between stp & aic.
	CD: mr. hooper "red sea scrolls"   Label: flat five records Credits: written by kerns and mr. hooper copyright 1994, recorded live by eric bare at the red sea, minneapolis, mn
	Story Behind the Song the blue collar fight against the man. inspiried by "roger and me", this piece was written while kerns was performing with the minneapolis modern rock quartet "mr. hooper." featured on the mr. hooper release "the red sea scrolls." Lyrics come sit next to me i came here in 78 cause the buzz was there's work to do and none of us really knwo why that boss just up and moved i'm here cause the automobile revolution had just begun now i'm a police deputy transplant here in flint, michigan (chorus) now you do your desk work and i'll punch my card here we'll take vacation pay and build our homes here we'll help the average american get to work on time in flint, michigan i can remember the last GM down the assembly line but i can't recall all the time i spent in unemployment lines roger and me moved on down to detroit where the business is fuck all those housewives whos husbands are back making minimum

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