A Fridge Too Far
G.B.H. · A Fridge Too Far [1989]
Smelt the power you've absorbed.
Been a witness to every crime,
And I'm dissatisfied all the time.
I wonder how you can sleep at night,
You're slumping to an all new record height.
You won't be forgotten for a long time,
You had your pound of flesh now Iwant mine.
We've got a hero,
We have a laugh.
He wears a yellow tartan scarf, a sense of humour.
He's a real star see Rupert in a fridge too far.
Contempt for wealth is all you breed,
Construct a conscience for all your greed.
Your restrictions they cut me deep,
and when you demise, I will not weep.
But life goes on they can't touch your mind,
You're the scourge of all mankind.
Now I ain't no portrait, I don't fly no flag,
You're the ambassador of hate, a diplomatic bag
Slap on the sanctions,
Show us some grit.
You've built your fence, now sit on it.
I hope all your dreams, go up in smoke,
'Cause he who laughs last, didn't get the joke.
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A Fridge Too Far
G.B.H. stands as a defining force in British hardcore punk, known for their relentless energy and straightforward songwriting. This self-titled 1989 release captures the band during a period of sustained output, reflecting the gritty realism that characterizes their broader discography. The track exemplifies the group's signature sound, blending rapid tempos with a raw, unpolished delivery that resonated with fans of the genre. While the band has explored various themes throughout their career, from social commentary to personal struggles, this recording remains a testament to their consistent ability to craft tight, impactful punk anthems. It serves as a notable song in their extensive catalogue, showcasing the enduring appeal of their straightforward yet powerful musical approach.

