Old Black Rum (West Coast Style)
from Cracksman Betty (Remixed and Remastered) by Crime and the Forces of Evil
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The traditional version of this song is sailors on shore leave in Newfoundland drinking too much and getting in trouble.
West Coast Style is my version, about a riot grrl dyking her way across Vancouver's queer districts, starting fights with gayboys, and generally getting into way too much trouble.
Not that I'd know anything about that. A-heh. :D
In concert, I always ask audiences which one they want to hear. So far, Vancouver wins, every single time. \o/
West Coast Style is my version, about a riot grrl dyking her way across Vancouver's queer districts, starting fights with gayboys, and generally getting into way too much trouble.
Not that I'd know anything about that. A-heh. :D
In concert, I always ask audiences which one they want to hear. So far, Vancouver wins, every single time. \o/
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[Explicit lyrics]
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from Cracksman Betty (Remixed and Remastered),
released May 7, 2012
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Crime and the Forces of Evil Seattle
We are one bunch of seriously pissed-off elves, writing the songs of the supervillains. Enjoy our rage-driven acoustic elfmetal, or our GeoIP-driven heat ray. It's up to you.
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