Lyrics - X on RINGTONES Z

man on the bus screaming about presley man on the bus screaming about presley all tied up got a knot in his hands he says ‘presley s**ked on doggie d**ks i’m the king of rock ‘n roll if you don’t like it you can lump it you gotta get me back to the base you gotta get me back to the base presleys been dead the body means nothing man in the back says presley s**ked d**ks with a picture of lil stevie over his head i’m in the back with a hole in my throat man on the bus screaming about presley rips a newspaper up in his hands helicopter shoots down a military spot everybody runs from screaming about presley

X is a noted punk rock band, formed in Los Angeles in 1977. While they achieved only limited mainstream success, they were widely considered one of the most influential, accessible and tuneful of Los Angeles’ many punk bands. Their 1980 record Los Angeles resonated so loudly with the citizens of the city it is named after, that the band received an Official Certificate of Recognition from the City of Los Angeles in acknowledgment of their important contributions to Los Angeles music and culture. They were hugely influential on various genres of music, including punk, hardcore punk, and folk.

Original members were Exene Cervenka (born Christine Cervenka, vocals), John Doe (born John Duchac, bass and vocals), Billy Zoom (born Tyson Kindell, guitar) and DJ Bonebrake (born Donald J. Bonebrake, drums). After Zoom retired from the band, Tony Gilkyson replaced him on guitar. Zoom reunited with X in 1998. The original line-up now periodically tours.

Their first four albums had a hard-driving sound that occasionally flirted with country and blues; one critic suggests that X “were not just one of the greatest punk bands, but one of the greatest live rock acts of all time.” By the time of their fifth album, Ain’t Love Grand!, the band had taken a more mainstream rock-oriented direction, and began to appear on shows such as American Bandstand. X, however, had previously appeared on television for a 1984 performance on Late Night with David Letterman.

In many ways – from songwriting to performances – X’s first albums were distinctive when compared to many of their punk peers (except Cervenka, all band members had previous musical experience before forming X). One critic writes that X were “too self-conscious, artsy and ambitious to simply spew” in typical punk fashion.

- Wikipedia.

i am a black and white ghost in a black and invisible dress oh what a mess i’m in what kind of fool am i i am the married kind the kind that said i do forever searching for someone new at night i get drunk and fly around in the day i dream and lay around i drink and smoke your brand and drink i am drunk over you i am the married kind the kind that said i do forever searching for someone new i am the ghost of all my dreams to me it’s all pretend i pretend i’m alive or just not dead i will die for you i am the married kind the kind that said i do forever searching for someone new my nights are numbered they don’t count for nothing i’m not a fool, i’m just a bride and i’m just no good inside i am the married kind the kind that said i do forever searching for someone new

X is a noted punk rock band, formed in Los Angeles in 1977. While they achieved only limited mainstream success, they were widely considered one of the most influential, accessible and tuneful of Los Angeles’ many punk bands. Their 1980 record Los Angeles resonated so loudly with the citizens of the city it is named after, that the band received an Official Certificate of Recognition from the City of Los Angeles in acknowledgment of their important contributions to Los Angeles music and culture. They were hugely influential on various genres of music, including punk, hardcore punk, and folk.

Original members were Exene Cervenka (born Christine Cervenka, vocals), John Doe (born John Duchac, bass and vocals), Billy Zoom (born Tyson Kindell, guitar) and DJ Bonebrake (born Donald J. Bonebrake, drums). After Zoom retired from the band, Tony Gilkyson replaced him on guitar. Zoom reunited with X in 1998. The original line-up now periodically tours.

Their first four albums had a hard-driving sound that occasionally flirted with country and blues; one critic suggests that X “were not just one of the greatest punk bands, but one of the greatest live rock acts of all time.” By the time of their fifth album, Ain’t Love Grand!, the band had taken a more mainstream rock-oriented direction, and began to appear on shows such as American Bandstand. X, however, had previously appeared on television for a 1984 performance on Late Night with David Letterman.

In many ways – from songwriting to performances – X’s first albums were distinctive when compared to many of their punk peers (except Cervenka, all band members had previous musical experience before forming X). One critic writes that X were “too self-conscious, artsy and ambitious to simply spew” in typical punk fashion.

- Wikipedia.

i’ll go somewhere else i’ll move to the couch it’s darker in the dark it’s darker in the day i forgot you were a liar now it’s five to twelve shut up and smoke and i’ll go somewhere else no more orange nightgowns one o’clock and then it ends this is no place to be addicted to another place never get to go don’t you want me to make it i took as long as you took you take alot from me i forgot you were a thief i want to be like her instead i stay nowhere marked down in the basement lousy at the bottom a life of intermission

X is a noted punk rock band, formed in Los Angeles in 1977. While they achieved only limited mainstream success, they were widely considered one of the most influential, accessible and tuneful of Los Angeles’ many punk bands. Their 1980 record Los Angeles resonated so loudly with the citizens of the city it is named after, that the band received an Official Certificate of Recognition from the City of Los Angeles in acknowledgment of their important contributions to Los Angeles music and culture. They were hugely influential on various genres of music, including punk, hardcore punk, and folk.

Original members were Exene Cervenka (born Christine Cervenka, vocals), John Doe (born John Duchac, bass and vocals), Billy Zoom (born Tyson Kindell, guitar) and DJ Bonebrake (born Donald J. Bonebrake, drums). After Zoom retired from the band, Tony Gilkyson replaced him on guitar. Zoom reunited with X in 1998. The original line-up now periodically tours.

Their first four albums had a hard-driving sound that occasionally flirted with country and blues; one critic suggests that X “were not just one of the greatest punk bands, but one of the greatest live rock acts of all time.” By the time of their fifth album, Ain’t Love Grand!, the band had taken a more mainstream rock-oriented direction, and began to appear on shows such as American Bandstand. X, however, had previously appeared on television for a 1984 performance on Late Night with David Letterman.

In many ways – from songwriting to performances – X’s first albums were distinctive when compared to many of their punk peers (except Cervenka, all band members had previous musical experience before forming X). One critic writes that X were “too self-conscious, artsy and ambitious to simply spew” in typical punk fashion.

- Wikipedia.