Hey man, great set! But I have to ask
What are you doing here?
Wouldn’t you feel more at home with people
More like yourself?
It just doesn’t flow, I don’t think that you belong here.
To be honest, it’s a little weird.
But here’s two bucks,
Thanks for the record.
I’m not really offended, just a little bit confused
As to when doing it yourself got a strict set of rules…
And when did punk culture close itself off
To a difference of opinion?
I’ll play with whoever I want, wherever I can
Because chances are we’re all a little out of step.
We can all agree that success isn’t measured in wealth
And you don’t need to start a family to feel love.
I don’t write these songs for you, I write them for myself.
And I’ll be singing them forever, without any of your help.
This music is the only thing that I can call my own.
It helps me make some sense out of my life.
If you’re still listening,
I thank you for your time and your attention.
I hope you like it,
But if not, that’s fine. I can accept it.
If you’re still listening,
I thank you for your time and your attention.
I hope you like it,
But if not, that’s fine. I can accept it.
Regardless, I hope that you hang onto the message:
Don’t tell anyone they’re wrong when it comes down to honest expression.
credits
from Salty Slug (split cassette),
track released January 30, 2012
Thanks to Greg Talamini for engineering, mixing and mastering this tape.
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