"Bob" genre: Rock
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	It's my song, "Bob"! And damn tasty, too! Crunchy guitars, screeching leads, howling vocals - what more do you want..?
	CD: This Side Up Credits: Copyright 1984 by Thom Stark, (all rights reserved) Thom Stark - vocal, guitars, Juno 60, TR-707; John Ohlmann - bass
	Story Behind the Song Ever know somebody who is just SO smug and SO smarmy that you want to just turn his (or her) lights out--but you still fall for his scams? Me, too. So, I wrote a song about it. (And hey, if David Letterman could name his DOG "Bob", why can't I name my SONG "Bob"?) Lyrics You're still saying that you've got nothing to hide. Smile that smile--that smile so open and wide. Guess you're just gonna make me finely decide. I don't care what it takes. I don't care if your poor heart breaks. How does it feel to have the tables get turned on you? All too often I just have to try and pretend The things you do are things that I can defend. One more trick and that's it: It's over. The end. No. I don't wanna know. Oh, go ahead and go. Oh. I'm not gonna be too understanding, my friend. I'm not gonna be that sentimental, again. Here's one thing on which, oh, you can depend: I don't care what it takes..

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