Cheeze Less Than Jake

"Cheeze" by Less Than Jake, released in 1998, is a ska-punk anthem that captures the frustrations of youth and the desire for authenticity. The lyrics explore themes of disillusionment and the superficiality of modern life. Musically, it features upbeat brass instrumentation and energetic rhythms, typical of the ska genre. The song resonates with listeners seeking genuine experiences, contributing to the band's lasting influence in the punk scene. #SkaPunk

Don't call me Rich, don't call me George
Just call me Cheeze that's who I am
Don't call me rich, don't call me George
Just call me Cheeze that's who I am
Don't call me Rich, don't call me George
Just call me Cheeze that's who I am
And not Rich, not George just Cheeze
Civilized until the keg runs dry
And we strive
To drink from nine to five
And then from five to nine
Always drunk and going crazy
Always drunk, going crazy
You better believe it
Don't call me Rich, don't call me George
Just call me Cheeze that's who I am
Don't call me Rich, don't call me George
Just call me Cheeze that's who I am
Don't call me Rich, don't call me George
Just call me Cheeze thats who I am
And not Rich, not George just Cheeze
Chesterfield, where the kegs never dry
It's always filled
Have another beer or two
Have another beer or twp
And he'll show you his cheesed tattoo
Always drink, going crazy
You better believe it
Don't call me Rich, don't call me George
Just call me Cheeze that's who I am
Don't call me Rich, don't call me George
Just call me Cheeze that's who I am
Not Rich, not George just Cheeze

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