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This song was recorded in 1995 and included on some early tracklists for GBV’s 1996 album Under the Bushes Under the Stars. Though it was left off the album, it would be released on the split single with Superchunk in 1996 as well.
A rough demo version of this song was released on Suitcase Four in...
[Verse 1]
Innocent or sweet
Or shooting missiles in the street
They are deceiving
Seeing isn't hard but not believing
[Chorus]
You've got the right to bite
The hype that feeds you
[Verse 2]
Delayed reaction brats
With all your multicolored hats
Are you excited?
But what's been building up to be ignited?
[Chorus]
You've got the right to fight
The hype that bleeds you, bleeds you
Needs you
Delayed Reaction Brats was written by Robert Pollard.
Delayed Reaction Brats was produced by Tobin Sprout.