"Vat-Bred (v2)"  Parental Advisory genre: New Wave
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	Punk-industrial piece with hard drums, guitar, and a good bit of electronics. This is a damned good song... And (since I never like my own music) that means a hell of a lot.
	CD: Going For The Juggler Credits: Ryan Speck is responisble for all this.
	Story Behind the Song This is a song about the area I've grown up in (and still frequent), where affluence clashes with stupidity and white-trash poverty, where the rich and the poor both come to be irate and self-centered bastards. Thanks to Babyland and Snog for inspiration. Lyrics Beneath the suburbanite wasteland of golf shoes and indifference Is the world of adolescent alcoholism Full-time stoners, roller, users, and losers, Wasting away, complaining, demanding entertainment Boredom is an excuse for society's abuse Of everything from nasal spray to gasoline fumes Every child, a victim, with a 40 in his hand "Save me from the good life" is the popular demand Maybe it's time for you to grow up You've done plenty of whining and I'm sure I've had enough All the constant bitching about what you don't think is fair Has lead me to the firm belief that I don't really care So you can't withstand the pain of your sports cars and new houses Your teenage years have left you just a shell of a true parasite You hate "the pigs" and "the man" for still "keeping you down" For slowly spreading ignorance, hatred, and intolerance around Pity for you, my friend, and your 14 pairs of new shoes (In a hell like this, you've got nowhere to wear 'em to) Style before substance, an angry little automaton Bitter about the moment when you'll finally learn what's going on Vat-bred suburban housing-developed malignancies, Burning down all common sense with the greatest of ease Not even the decency to pretend to say 'please' We prefer the designer Tommy Hilfiger lack of dignity "If I can't smoke it, drink it, or fuck it, What good is it to me, anyway?"

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