In one song by this band, the singer exclaims "I got society's blood running down my face, somebody help me get outta this place."
In one song by this band, the singer exclaims "I got society's blood running down my face, somebody help me get outta this place." That song appeared on their album White Light, White Heat, White Trash - the last one recorded before their founding guitar player Daniel Dannell died of an aneurysm. A bigger hit begins by noting "it's been ten years and a thousand tears, and look at the mess I'm in, a broken nose and a broken heart, an empty bottle of gin." Songs like "Machine Gun Blues" appear on their recent album Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes. They also sing about a guy who "went downtown to look for job" but "had no training, no experience to speak of" then looked at the holes in his jeans, and turned and headed back. FTP, name this classic punk band fronted by Mike Ness, which produced hits like "Ball and Chain" and "Story of My Life."  
In one song by this band, the singer exclaims "I got society's blood running down my face, somebody help me get outta this place."
Social Distortion