The Malachi Crunch
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NOFX
- The Malachi Crunch LyricsDid you get that rush, that feeling, adrenalin pumping through your veins?
A lifeless body in the gutter, city streets are stained
How do you rationalize, what do you see in your reflection?
A kid just having fun, A soldiers bloodied boot impression
One for all and all for one, especially when it's ten on one
You don't care what you're doing, you know it sure is fun
If it happened to your mother would you laugh so hard?
Well, that was someones son or brother
That you kicked so hard
This time you went too far
What's the matter, don't you feel alright?
Do you feel remorse?
Or are the handcuffs on a little too tight?
Now that your friends are gone, you've got no defense, no protection
5 or 6 times a day you receive your hot beef injection
I hope every time you're cornholed terror fills your mind
The one emotion you have inspired one too many times.
A lifeless body in the gutter, city streets are stained
How do you rationalize, what do you see in your reflection?
A kid just having fun, A soldiers bloodied boot impression
One for all and all for one, especially when it's ten on one
You don't care what you're doing, you know it sure is fun
If it happened to your mother would you laugh so hard?
Well, that was someones son or brother
This time you went too far
What's the matter, don't you feel alright?
Do you feel remorse?
Or are the handcuffs on a little too tight?
Now that your friends are gone, you've got no defense, no protection
5 or 6 times a day you receive your hot beef injection
I hope every time you're cornholed terror fills your mind
The one emotion you have inspired one too many times.
Facts about The Malachi Crunch
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The Malachi Crunch is written by Mike Burkett.
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It is first released on February 13, 1991 as part of NoFx's album "Ribbed" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 13rd track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, NOFX's The Malachi Crunch is a brutal critique of societal violence and human indifference that, through imagery and a rebellious tone, invites the audience to think about the effects of their actions. The Medusa crunch lyrics primarily depict social commentary, rage, lamentation, and meditation. Along with this, the song emphasizes the themes of reckless actions and repercussions, violence and its effect, no remorse, solitude and punishment, and karma and vengeance. The lyrics are marked by suggestive and brutal portrayals of violence, shocking visuals, and sexual references that are not appropriate for audiences below 17 years.
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The Malachi Crunch falls under the genre Alternative.
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The Malachi Crunch song length is 2 minutes and 51 seconds.
Who wrote The Malachi Crunch lyrics?
The Malachi Crunch is written by Mike Burkett.
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When was The Malachi Crunch released?
It is first released on February 13, 1991 as part of NoFx's album "Ribbed" which includes 14 tracks in total. This song is the 13rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind The Malachi Crunch lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, NOFX's The Malachi Crunch is a brutal critique of societal violence and human indifference that, through imagery and a rebellious tone, invites the audience to think about the effects of their actions. The Medusa crunch lyrics primarily depict social commentary, rage, lamentation, and meditation. Along with this, the song emphasizes the themes of reckless actions and repercussions, violence and its effect, no remorse, solitude and punishment, and karma and vengeance. The lyrics are marked by suggestive and brutal portrayals of violence, shocking visuals, and sexual references that are not appropriate for audiences below 17 years.
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Which genre is The Malachi Crunch?
The Malachi Crunch falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song The Malachi Crunch?
The Malachi Crunch song length is 2 minutes and 51 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Mike Burkett
Record Label(s): 1991 Epitaph
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