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The singer/performer’s No Lube So Rude is crude, smart, disarming, and for some, alarming in its bold lyrical candor.

Franz Ferdinand set out to make a spoof of Queen-style arena rock when they wrote their 2003 hit, "Take Me Out".

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Project Songbird reviewed.

The singer/performer's No Lube So Rude is crude, smart, disarming, and for some, alarming in its bold lyrical candor.