This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
it's so easy to find the faults
in everyone else & not look at myself
i'm geting used to not having to
look at the facts of where I'm at
you don't know me so don't judge me
your biased bigotry can't control me
God's son my judge only He & not you who ar you
you see my skin God see's my heart deep within
the way I see the way it seems to me
I won't agree you can't live my life for me
in everyone else & not look at myself
i'm geting used to not having to
look at the facts of where I'm at
you don't know me so don't judge me
your biased bigotry can't control me
God's son my judge only He & not you who ar you
you see my skin God see's my heart deep within
the way I see the way it seems to me
I won't agree you can't live my life for me
Lyrics submitted by Ice
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woo hoo this song rox! it reminds me soo much of myself because it expresses so many of my opinions! ya! MxPx rawks!