Five iron frenzy
They were good,
They were good,
They were really really really good
Five iron frenzy
And when you see them
We really really think you should
Thank them for being so cool and so awesome
And thank them for being so neat'o
Look at their teeth and then tell them to floss them
I think Reese is wearing a speedo


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Five Iron Frenzy Is Either Dead or Dying Lyrics as written by Matthew Thiessen

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    Fivescore was one of their more blatant Christain albums. The others I had to dig deep to see the allegory in most cases, but Fivescore was awesome.

    Listening to the style of the lyrics, it makes me think I can write songs too (not saying it's because they are simple, just an interesting approach)

    But yeah. Relient K still loves God... Although who said they didn't I'd like to meet.

    But Clarityofsuchgrace nailed it on the lyrics meaning.

    gusscholtzon July 14, 2008   Link

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