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We're Alright
03:23
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They think there’s something wrong with us
But we know that we’re alright
Their judgement doesn’t bother us
‘Cause we know we’re just fine
Crazy, that’s alright with us
Accepted, that’s just life
Deep bonds run between us
Don’t care what they like
Inside jokes that they don’t get
Embarrassment we ain’t felt it yet
Yeah we’re just a little weird
But goddamnit we don’t care
We shared just a little time
And I’m thankful for all those years
Yeah we’re just a little weird
But goddamnit we don’t care
I’ll keep you in my heart
And there’s joy inside these tears
Normal, feels that way to us
Sorry it ain’t their way
Good times had between us
Freedom to have our say
Inside jokes that they don’t get
Embarrassment we ain’t felt it yet
Yeah we’re just a little weird
But goddamnit we don’t care
We shared just a little time
And I’m thankful for all those years
Yeah we’re just a little weird
But goddamnit we don’t care
I’ll keep you in my heart
And there’s joy inside these tears
We’re alright. Yeah we’re alright
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Shrimp On A Sunday
03:06
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Thousand points of fiction
Many thousand years ago
Billions left blind
Still embrace illogical
Air to breath inside the whale
Zombie stories gotten out of hand
Fairy tales are on sale
Getting rich from tax-free land
Honesty - Come join me
Break away - Let’s be free
Hypocrisy, we don’t know what that means
Shrimp on a Sunday with our gay family
Single moms and heathens come sit, sit, sit next to me
‘Cause our faith is in love and it’s always free
Historical intolerance
Pick and choose the rules to use
Embrace the ignorant
It don’t matter who you abuse
Your rules won’t bind me
I’ve opened up my mind
Your hate won’t blind me
I’ve opened up my eyes
Honesty - Come join me
Break away - Let’s be free
Hypocrisy, we don’t know what that means
Shrimp on a Sunday with our gay family
Single moms and heathens come sit, sit, sit next to me
‘Cause our faith is in love and it’s always free
Forever standing tall
Never on our knees
Logic and reason
Embrace reality
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Ugly People Parties
03:12
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Kind of the outcasts
Kind of defeated
As all the years went on
We’re all we needed
Last ones to get picked
Seated back of the class
Life it moved on for us
While you’re still living in the past
Feeling sorry for the cool kids
Feeling bad for the chosen one
No regrets about how it is
‘Cause in the end we had more fun
Feeling sorry for the cool kids
Feeling bad for the chosen one
We moved on from what might have been
Proof enough that we’ve won
So far from perfect
Not one bit right
Truly original
Not a pretty sight
Comfortable in our skin
Took so long to be
This misfit little gathering
Is where you want to be
Feeling sorry for the cool kids
Feeling bad for the chosen one
No regrets about how it is
‘Cause in the end we had more fun
Feeling sorry for the cool kids
Feeling bad for the chosen one
We moved on from what might have been
Proof enough that we’ve won
Whoa-oh-oh
We’re having some fun tonight
Ugly people, pretty times
Forget about those ugly times
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The Last Great Riot Chicago, Illinois
Born in Chicago, melodic punk rock with hints of garage rock, hardcore, and riff-rock. Simple songs about life and the good and bad times. Guitarist/vocalist John A Beavers, drummer Scott Durand, and bassist Mario Mazzone just want to make noise and drink the beer you buy for them. ... more
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