The Fall of Grunge: How the 1990s Music Scene Evolved Beyond the Sound
By the mid-to-late 1990s, the grunge era began to fade.
Lyrics
He reads books; of the list book club
And after two months--his stance a familiar hunch
It's that same slouch - you had the last time he came around
His oppression abounds, his type is doing the rounds
He is a scum-egg; a horrid trendy wretch
C.R.E.E.P. CR E.E.P
BLACK saucers at the back of your neck
Interruptions, from the side when you talk
In the presence, of this ugly gawk
Is offending, make sure you're not absorbed
(With hideous luck - he'll absorb all your talk)
CR E.E.P. C.R.E.E.P. (3 times)
FROM the bright sun, he came one fine morn
"Populist" - as well in his class at least
But then came REAL AGE, and for that we all must pay
(and for that we all do pay)
C.r.e.EP. C.R.E.E.P
C.R. EEP C.R.E.E.P
CR E.E.P. - cr E.E.P. CR E.E.P. - CR E.EP (2 times)
And he wants world peace! (and for that we all must pay)
He likes ABC! (C.R.EE.P.)
C.R.EE.P. CR.E.E.P. (2 times)
CREEP!
About this track
"C.R.E.E.P." is a song by The Fall from the album 50,000 Fall Fans Can’t Be Wrong, released in 1984. The song was written by Brix Smith, Craig Scanlon, Mark E. Smith, Paul Hanley, Stephen Hanley. It was produced by John Leckie.
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