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PUP return to their roots: "We wanted to capture that live spirit and energy"
On their fifth album 'Who Will Look After the Dogs?', the Toronto punk band embrace imperfection and raw energy.
May 2, 2025 • 11:17 AM
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"Four Chords" is a track by PUP, from the album The Unraveling of Puptheband, released 31st March 2022. The track is 2:07 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 14 articles about PUP.
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Quarterly meetings The board of directors We try and determine How best to proceed I said I play piano I start learning last Thursday I spent every cent of the label money on this thing Show me four chords, it should be enough To make something that nobody wanted All your friends, they hate my guts They only listen to Noise-Punk, or nothing And they haven't listened To any new music since college It all makes them sick to their stomachs And I never liked them, so they can all shove it (Fuck)
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