Bitter Taste by Automatic Pilot

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Bitter Taste

By: Automatic Pilot

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Rank this week: 77 (↑21)

Duration:	4:45
Release Date:	1981 (karlap)
Lyrics By:	Karl Brown and Matthew McQueen (karlap)
Music By:	Karl Brown and Matthew McQueen (karlap)
Produced By:	Tony Kramedas and Automatic Pilot (karlap)
Released By:	Brown and McQueen Music (ASCAP) (karlap)
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Licensing:	ASCAP #321612671
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Advisory: explicit lyrics (karlap)

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Song Lyrics:

If they offered you a ride, baby
Tell me, would you go with them?
If they offered you a lift, honey
Tell me, would you climb into their car?
Would you let them take you too far?

If they offered you a ride, honey
Tell me, would you climb right in?
Would you be just a little too stoned, doll
To see the funny color in their grin?
They're just gonna take you too far.

And you can feel the greasy skin
And you can smell the liquor breath.
Pullin' a train in the back of a van, babe,
And somehow, you just don't understand
They're just gonna take you too far.
Too far, too far, too far...

**(a wordless yet graphic depiction of the crime)**

Then they dump you in a ditch, baby.
You're bleeding badly from the hips
Like a lamb at the altar.
Bitter taste in the mouths of men
THEY LUST FOR SLAUGHTER!

Bitter taste
Wicked taste
Bitter men.

Bitter taste
Wicked taste
Bitter men.
They've done it again.

(karlap)

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