Band members are as follows:
Vic Ruggiero - Keyboards, Vocals
Jay "Agent Jay" Nugent - Guitar
Dave Hillyard - Saxophone
Glen Pine - Trombone, Vocals
Marcus Geard - Bass
Ara Babajian - Drums
Former members and contributors:
Marq "Q-Maxx 4:20" Lyn - Vocals
TJ Scanlon - Guitar
Luis "Zulu" Zuluaga - Drums
Jeremy "Mush One" Mushlin - Trumpet, Vocals
Allen Teboul - Drums
Dunia Best- Vocals, Flute
Jeff "King Django" Baker - Trombone
Tobias Fields - Congas
Eric "E-ROC" Singer - Alto Saxophone
Victor Rice - Bass
Dave Hahn - lead guitar
Justin Redekop- Trumpet
The next album released was Redlight, on HellCat Records in 1997. This album solidified their sound and further fixed the line-up.
The band released its latest album, entitled Self Medication, in May of 2008.
Sooner Or Later
The Slackers Lyrics
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I don't mind
Call me up on the telephone mister
I don't mind
'Cause I got much more to do than to bother with you
And I ain't got no time for you violent little mind
Lord you can push, push, push I won't push you
You try to get me and you might get gat
Somebody's gonna shoot you down
Sooner or later, sooner or later, somebody gonna get you
You can do what you want I don't
Care what you do
I've got people to see who don't want to see you
So if you come round my block you better
You better watch your back because you
You trouble with me and some
Somebody gonna get you
The Slackers's song "Sooner Or Later" talks about a person who is constantly being bothered by someone violent and troublesome. Despite the constant pressure, the singer remains calm and collected. He has more important things to do than worry about this person. He warns the violent individual that sooner or later, their actions will catch up with them, and somebody will shoot them down. The singer doesn't care what the person does as long as it doesn't involve him. He has other people to see that don't want to see the violent individual. The person is advised to watch their back if they come around the singer's block.
The song explains the struggles of living in a rough neighborhood and the constant threat of violence. The singer is not afraid of the violent individual but is merely trying to go about his day without any interruption. The lyrics showcase the importance of minding your own business and not provoking trouble. The chorus highlights the inevitability of consequences, which one may suffer if they continuously engage in violent and criminal activities. The song portrays the singer's resilience and ability to avoid getting involved in dangerous situations.
Line by Line Meaning
You can come round my home mister
You are welcome at my home
I don't mind
I don't have any issue with it
Call me up on the telephone mister
You are free to call me on the phone
I don't mind
It doesn't bother me
'Cause I got much more to do than to bother with you
I have many important things to do, so I don't have time for you
And I ain't got no time for you violent little mind
I am not interested in someone with a violent attitude
Lord you can push, push, push I won't push you
You can try to provoke me, but I won't retaliate
Back
In response
You try to get me and you might get gat
If you try to harm me, you may be shot
Somebody's gonna shoot you down
You are likely to face consequences for your actions
Sooner or later, sooner or later, somebody gonna get you
Eventually, you will face the consequences of your violent behavior
You can do what you want I don't
You have the freedom to do as you please, but it doesn't concern me
Care what you do
I am indifferent to your actions
I've got people to see who don't want to see you
I have other plans with people who don't want to associate with you
So if you come round my block you better
If you visit my neighborhood, you should be cautious
You better watch your back because you
Be wary of potential consequences
You trouble with me and some
If you cause problems with me or my associates
Somebody gonna get you
You will face the consequences of your actions
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: BECKIE FOSTER *, BILL LABOUNTY, SUSAN LONGACRE
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Jack Ponce
Such a great song!
Justin Dacke
The classic song from them
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