Bully

from Frisbie by Heavy Vegetable

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Evil one's who pray on sick and weak
Thrown into threshers.
Shredded meat.

I've got to get some pretty pictures in my mind.
Close as I get to justice.

Feeble little old man
Pissing on a sports car
Parked in the handicapped zone.
He just wants to go home
And see the pretty pictures.

Justice is in my mind
If I can just find the time
To kick back and unwind
It's sad and it's unfair.

Count on the insane to save the souls of the suckers.

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from Frisbie, released March 17, 2017

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Heavy Vegetable San Diego, California

Heavy Vegetable was formed in Encinitas, California (near San Diego) by guitarist/singer Rob Crow, singer Eléa Tenuta, bassist Travis Nelson, and drummer Manolo Turner.

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