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Mr. Blotto Lyrics

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When your world is a lobster
A band to swallow your hole
With your space-impeded tree limbs
Throw the trolls out the door
If you're needing inspiration
Modern math is where I go
Dem bones
Lawyer Jeff for no one, slow down,
Spiderman gives it oh no

I'll get there I know the way
Can't get there from here
When your hands are feeling icky
Spit can jump in off the ground round
This is shower sugar beer now
Donna Reed is not my mom
Hands down ain't she bad?
Can't stop hit the ground
Doin' the town in a communist court
Round and round
Go ahead
Mr. City-wide hypnotize Zoom time
Gentlemen just we five spilling all over Manhattan

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Mr. Blotto is a jam band with southern rock and folk influences. They formed in the early 1990's in Chicago as a group of musicians with no intent or plan for becoming an official band. They began playing open mic nights in the city only to find that a series of bootlegs had increased in popularity. The band was less than a year old when the band took to the studio to record their first disc "parking karma". In 2006 the band, with the help of former Grateful Dead lyricyst John Perry Barlow Read Full BioMr. Blotto is a jam band with southern rock and folk influences. They formed in the early 1990's in Chicago as a group of musicians with no intent or plan for becoming an official band. They began playing open mic nights in the city only to find that a series of bootlegs had increased in popularity. The band was less than a year old when the band took to the studio to record their first disc "parking karma". In 2006 the band, with the help of former Grateful Dead lyricyst John Perry Barlow, released their 5th studio album titled "Barlow Shanghai".

Today Mr. Blotto remains one of the most distinctive improvisational regional bands. The group continues to tour, but rarely leaves the Chicago area.

Major influences for the band included The Allman Brothers Band, The Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley and Widespread Panic to name a few.