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Lamb of God - Redneck
So God damn easy to write this
You make it spill off the page
So drunk on yourself, self-righteous
A laughing stock of your own fucking stage
Oh but I ain't one to call names
Or throw stones in a house of glass
You try me
This is a motherfuckin' invitation
The only one you could ever need
This is a motherfuckin' invitation
You try me
Just one time you've gotta reason
And you end up in a lose
A blind preacher for the pin-eyed congregation
It must be easy to loathe
Oh but I ain't one to call names
Or throw stones in a house of glass
You try me
This is a motherfuckin' invitation
The only one you could ever need
This is a motherfuckin' invitation
You try me
You can tell the same lie a thousand times
But it never gets any more true
So close your eyes once more and once more believe
That they all still believe in you
Just one time
This is a motherfuckin' invitation
The only one you could ever need
This is a motherfuckin' invitation
Just one time
This is a motherfuckin' invitation
Ya' try me
Just one time(ya' try me)
Just one time(ya' try me)
Ya' try me
Perhaps one of Lamb Of God's most catchy-sounding songs which is a concept and a talent rarely found in most bands of their genre. This song is featured on Saints Row 2 on the radio station KRUNCH 106.66 The lyrics and main structure of the song were written by Lead guitarist Mark Morton, after the fight with singer Randy Blythe, which nearly ruined their career. The lyrics describe the way Blythe was acting, and describe how much Morton hated the guy. Eventually, Blythe and Morton reunited, and now the song is used to describe anyone acting like someone they don't like
