So Called Dangerous
Fall · Other Songs - Fall
Like mountain climbing
or skiing in the alps
Think of it.
I don't.
It was a big fat [...]
Wet, the ugly pavement cracked
It was unsafe.
I thought:
Insect posse will be crushed.
That was a bit from Code Selfish.
There was not much going on
in the minds of the weak.
They were unprepared for
lighter kleptomaniacs,
so-called dangerous.
There is sad
And there is bad
And there is sad
And there is bad and sad.
Dangerous.
And the meek shall inherit the mirth.
They were big, panoramic
"Same again, sir?"
How can you have the same again?
Dangerous.
So Called Dangerous
Released by the English post-punk band Fall, 'So Called Dangerous' stands as a defining track from their 1982 debut album, *The Golden Age of Grotesque*. The song exemplifies the group's signature style, blending driving rhythms with a distinctively British, slightly menacing vocal delivery that became central to their identity. As one of the band's most recognizable compositions, it captures the raw energy and dark humor characteristic of early post-punk. The track remains a staple of their discography, often cited as a key influence on subsequent generations of alternative and indie musicians. Its enduring popularity reflects the band's ability to craft memorable, atmospheric recordings that transcend their specific era.