what are you doing here?
I came to get a case of factory outlet beer, then
I go home
I don't feel like I want to be by myself
mice eat cheese
for the most part, they do as they please then
cat comes home
mice don't feel very free to walk around


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Every Penny Fed Car Lyrics as written by Isaac Brock Dann Gallucci

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    Jeremiah Green is so underrated as a drummer. He really is fantastic on this song and it's so early in their career. Most complete drumming of his is probably on Building Nothing Out of Something and The Fruit That Ate Itself CDs.

    AaronBurrWasADickon January 23, 2005   Link
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    @ross2p I definitely agree, waaaaaaaayyyyy too commercialized. Not enough real emotion like their previous albums. True music appreciators would understand. There is ok qualities of all mm cds but they steadily get more and more produced, less authentic.

    @Theo Reo MAybe because he's saying something that he really wants to be heard, not just in one ear and out the other. And if you want to analyze a new aspect of the song, get some good headphones with good bass and check out Eric's bass line. It totally completes the song in my opinion

    One of my favorites on the album since the first time i heard it

    thenickucscon April 14, 2011   Link
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    God damn I love this song, everything about it, so sad, so true, so.... good.

    <3

    BeatJunkie08on April 26, 2004   Link
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    i love this song too :P

    fish eat steelon April 29, 2004   Link
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    Eh, too repetitive. One of my least favorite on Sad Sappy Sucker.

    Theo Reoon September 27, 2004   Link
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    this is an awesome song. i love the begining and how crazy it is. i like how isaac's voice sounds different on sad sappy sucker.

    noone1111111111111111111on January 13, 2005   Link
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    i never thought of it that way reall having a blast, good thinking

    i've always liked this song, there's something about it, the lyrics are simple, yet they still get to me

    lawn gnomeoon April 11, 2005   Link
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    i can relate to this song.. because my car get's shitty gas mileage

    broken_shoelaceson July 27, 2005   Link
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    sad sappy sucker is one of there best cd

    the "moon of antarctica" and "good news for people who love bad news" are there worst cds so far there still good just no as good

    ross2pon August 23, 2005   Link
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    Issac definitly wrote this song when he was drunk and depressed. it definitly has the same themes of working hard but not succeeding that much of their early work has.

    ROBDEWon December 28, 2005   Link

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