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FIVE IRON FRENZY Lyrics

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FIVE IRON FRENZY Lyrics - by Popularity

1 Plan B
2 Combat Church
3 The Greatest Story Ever Told
4 Giants
5 Get Your Riot Gear
6 My Evil Plan To Save The World
7 Third World Think Tank
8 Blue Comb '78
9 Fistful Of Sand
10 Where Zero Meets Fifteen
11 Handbook For The Sellout
12 Fahrenheit
13 Oh, Canada
14 Beautiful America
15 Four-Fifty-One
16 Farsighted
17 Combat Chuck
18 Cool Enough For You
19 Rhubarb Pie
20 Pre-Ex-Girlfriend
21 Mayonnaise Taco Monday
22 Spartan
23 All That Is Good
24 Me Oh My
25 The Day We Killed
26 Dandelions
27 Milestone
28 Vultures
29 Old West
30 You Gotta Get Up
31 You Can't Handle This
32 Shut Up
33 Cannonball
34 The Phantom Mullet
35 Banner Year
36 One Girl Army
37 Chew Water
38 Ugly Day
39 Sweet Talkin' Woman
40 Where The Zero Meets The Fifteen
41 Canada
42 World Without End
43 Every New Day
44 The Untimely Death Of Brad
45 Burn
46 You Probably Shouldn't Move Here
47 A Flowery Song
48 Arnold And Willis And Mr. Drumondd
49 Blue Mix
50 Kitty Doggy
51 Amalgamate
52 All The Hype
53 Car
54 Litmus
55 Anthem
56 Kamikaze
57 A New Hope
58 Eulogy
59 Most Likely To Succeed
60 Arnold And Willis And Mr. Drumond
61 Marty
62 Far Far Away
63 Mind For Treason
64 Second Season
65 Dog Food
66 Juggernaut
67 Suckerpunch
68 Hurricanes
69 Superpowers
70 Everywhere I Go
71 Abraham Lincoln Beard Part 1
72 I Still Like Larry
73 Where Is Micah?
74 Faking Life
75 It's Not Unusual
76 I Feel Lucky
77 Kingdom Of The Dinosaurs
78 It's So Hot I'm Going To Have A Heatstroke
79 Solidarity

FIVE IRON FRENZY Bio

Five Iron Frenzy (also known as Five Iron or FIF) was a Christian ska band formed in Denver, Colorado in 1995 and disbanded in 2003.

The band's music was most heavily influenced by ska and punk rock, but their influences also include heavy metal. Their songs often include salsa-style shouting, sophisticated literary and music references, and elaborate trombone solos. The band was signed to 5 Minute Walk in 1996, and stayed with the label for nine of its releases. Two other albums were self-released, and another was released through Asian Man Records.

The band never received any significant music industry awards, and received relatively little attention in mainstream media. Their biggest national exposure came when their song, "Oh, Canada" (which referenced William Shatner), appeared on the TV series Boston Legal (in which Shatner stars) in October 2005, almost two years after their last show. Over the course of their career they sold close to one million units in total.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Iron_Frenzy