Album: The Real McOi! (2001)


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It's been a few years now - we're going strong
We've been through a lot of good and bad
Some gave up - they had no heart
For you and me - this world won't tear us apart
From the East Coast to the West Coast
Inside myself I can hear the screams
The style - all over
It may be different - but in our hearts - it's all the same
Don't forget the struggle
Don't forget the streets
Don't forget your roots
And don't sell out!

What the fuck has happened to you?
You think you're a rock star - you're trapped inside a cage
You're ego trip has brainwashed you - you forgot the past
Now your future won't last
It won't last

Street kids had your back right from the start
Played your music day and night
For what you stood for, they would even fight
Now your eyes have turned fire red to money green
They've turned fire red to money green (3x)
Never give in to any of their fuckin shit

From the East Coast to the West Coast
Inside myself I can hear the screams
The style all over
It may be different, but…

First off, Nazi punks fuck off. You put any racist shit on here or anything like that, I'm deleting it, so don't bother.

""Oi Skinhead" is a song incorrectly attributed to late 80's ska-punk band Operation Ivy.

The was written and performed by a Baltimore, MD, USA punk rock band called Chaotix. It was recorded in 1997 for a CD split with another Baltimore band called Subsist. For this reason, it is often found listed as being by "Subsist-Chaotix." The CD, entitled "2 Player Simultaneous Action!" was released in March 1998 on independent label ?Whobuys Records.

Noted on Operationivy.com as being the most frequently asked question about the band, the mis-labeling of the song dates back to the first days of peer-to-peer service Napster. It is believed that an early adopter of the service had a directory of Operation Ivy songs which had this one mistakenly among them. As the popularity of that service grew, so did the confusion. Today, it is found all over the internet as an Operation Ivy song: Lyrics, "Operation…

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