Evil Is Fun (c) 2009 by Lewis D'Aubin Evil is fun Evil is fun It's even more fun when you realize what you've done Evil is fun Evil is fun Evil is fun better light the fuse and run Evil is fun Evil is fun Evil is fun until you kill everyone Evil is fun Evil is fun Evil is fun till you realize what you've done Your parents probably told you To be good girls and boys But you couldn't help but notice That bad guys had superior toys Villains all get better vacations So check out my advice Heroes have no imagination It's so boring being nice But... Evil is fun Evil is fun It's even more fun when you realize what you've done Evil is fun Evil is fun You're doing it wrong if you're not injuring someone Evil is fun Evil is fun Evil is fun until you kill everyone Evil is fun Evil is fun Evil is fun till you realize what you've done Once you know you're evil Time to have some fun Time to show off your giant robot Watch the tiny humans run Wreck a national monument or Blow apart the moon Duct tape a little old lady To an unmanned hot air balloon cause Evil is fun Evil is fun It's even more fun when you realize what you've done Evil is fun Evil is fun Evil is fun better light the fuse and run Evil is fun Evil is fun Evil is fun until you kill everyone Evil is fun Evil is fun Evil is fun till you realize what you've done Why did we liquidate Paris? Why did we turn your hair green? Was it all some dastardly doing Or merely because we're mean? Yeah

In November of 2009 I had somehow gotten it into my head to record a kid's music CD for BAD kids, including gems like 'Eat Rocks' and 'Play With Broken Glass'. This song is so far the only thing that got finished, but it's at least worthy. Another Devo sounding robo groove, this song came into being fairly quickly but was not really fleshed out till early 2010. By the time I showed it off to the band in the form of a synth demo, it was pretty complete. Naturally I wasn't happy with all those synthesizers, and Ed set about dressing it up with some great 80's sounding guitars, using The Cure, Flock of Seagulls, and The Fixx as role models. A couple months later, he came up with additional harmony and background guitar parts that make for really interesting headphone listening. The bass guitar was a bit more difficult; Jim never did get the exact groove I was vying for, and I ended up using the technique of cutting apart every note in the bass track and arranging them by hand. Tiffany added the icing to this musical cake by singing the bridge, replacing my part. And voila! The onstage video parts to this song were animated from a cool book called 'How To Be a Supervillain'... inspiration for sure! Credits Drums...........Lewis D'Aubin Guitars.........Ed Merilh Bass............Jim Fairchild Synthesizers....Lewis D'Aubin Lead vocal......Lewis D'Aubin, Tiffany Pollack Backing vocals..Lewis D'Aubin, Jim Fairchild, Ed Merilh Recorded and mixed July 2010 at C.O.G. Secret Lab, Harahan LA