Do The 95
Broken Social Scene * Track #2 On Old Dead Young: B-Sides & Rarities
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Album Old Dead Young: B-Sides & Rarities
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- #2Do The 95
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- #3Curse Your Fail
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- #4Not at My Best
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- #5National Anthem of Nowhere
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- #7This House Is On Fire
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- #8
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- #9
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- #11Until it’s Dead
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- #12All My Friends
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- #13Death Cock
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Do The 95 by Broken Social Scene
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Broken Social SceneAbout
“Do the 95” was a b-side track on the Stars and Sons/KC Accidental 7" 45 RPM single, released in 2003. Part of the song was used as the intro to Broken Social Scene’s subsequent album released in 2004, Bee Hives.
Do The 95 Lyrics
[Verse 1]
You've got timing, you've got balls, you've got flares
You've got workman's comp, it's coming in this year
Oh, how'd you do it?
How'd you kill the lucky ones?
Oh, how'd you do it?
How'd you get them off your guard?
[Verse 2]
I control, I control, I can't fear
I got sections of your blood I hold so dear
Oh, how'd you do it?
How'd you kill the lucky ones?
Oh, how'd you do it?
How'd you get them with their gulp?
[Break]
And it's time
And it's time
And it's time
And it's time
[Verse 3]
The message here is there's a bordering fast
It's like disciples, they're crawling through your chest
Oh, how'd you do it?
How'd you kill the lucky ones?
Oh, how'd you do it?
How'd you get 'em with your guns?
[Break]
And it's time
And it's time
And it's time
And it's time
[Outro]
Go (Go)
Go invent
Do The 95 Q&A
Who wrote Do The 95's ?
Do The 95 was written by Kevin Drew & Brendan Canning.
What did Broken Social Scene say about "Do The 95"?
“Me and Kevin ended up being in the basement at the same time and he said to me, "I’m not happy right now – I’m angry!” We started playing really heavy shit, and then one of us said, “This is like doing the ‘95” because it was all circa 1995-type indie-rock music.“ – Justin Peroff, This Book Is Brok...