"Bumbklaatt" | |
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7th track of Soulfly | |
Sung by | Max Cavalera |
Duration | 3:51 |
Genre(s) | Nu metal |
Written by | Max Cavalera |
Produced by | Ross Robinson, Richard Kaplan |
Released in | 1998 |
Previous track "First Commandment" |
Next track "Soulfly" |
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"Bumbklaatt" is a song included on the self-titled debut album Soulfly, released in 1998. The song title is a Portuguese vulgar word as it references about rough times in the life. According to Max Cavalera, this song was inspired from the tensions between Sepultura (his former band) with Brazilian bands Ratos de Porão and Sarcófago. The song title was originated from Jamaican patois for "blood clot" and it is also "a big insult... It means motherfucker or a piece of shit in Jamaica."
Lyrics[]
Grow tha fuck up you waste
Can't you see what it takes
To be a real man
Talking shit all your life
No integrity or pride
Fucking mind full of lies
You fake
You waste
You bumbklaatt...
Now I know why
I turn my back on your life
And watch your envy arise
Now it's been so long
Yeah, you still won't grow up
And you never belong
So fuck you and your friends
I got time for revenge
And you ain't got tomorrow
So fuck you and your friends
Cause they still are the same
And your bullshit remains...
Personnel[]
Band performers
- Max Cavalera – vocals, rhythm guitar
- Jackson Bandeira – lead guitar
- Marcelo Dias – bass guitar
- Roy Mayorga – drums
Session performers
- Gilmar Bolla Oito – tambora
- Jorge Du Peixe – tambora
- Zyon Cavalera – 'You Think You All Good' voice
Songwriter
- Max Cavalera – lyrics, music
Engineers and producers
- Richard Kaplan – engineering, additional production
- Chuck Johnson – second engineering
- Rob Agnello – second engineering
- Steve Sisco – mix engineering
- Andy Wallace – mixing
- George Marino – mastering
- Ross Robinson – production
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Live-only songs on various albums
"Spit" • "Beneath the Remains/Dead Embryonic Cells" • "Roots Bloody Roots" • "Attitude" • "Sanctuary" • "Polícia"