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    Wow, kewl little guitar riffs

    cheshireranch182on May 14, 2002   Link
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    nice title for the song..but that's just the way the guys in sum 41 are..they're big kids, and i love them for that.

    unsafety_pinon May 24, 2002   Link
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    dude....Sum41 rocks....do you even know what punk is?? Anyway...really cool song. I like the title:).

    Leaf22on June 05, 2002   Link
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    ok sum 41 may not be punk......BUT did they ever state that they were a punk band.......NO i didn't think so shutup. they may not be the most hardcore band in the world but there music is fucking fun....theres good music, fun music, shitty music theres all type and there music is fun and they have a good time playing it so i give them tuns of props for that! l8r

    NOFX-PunkEron June 19, 2002   Link
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    PardonMeMrPunkr:

    "Rock, it's what we're all about, it's what we live for..."

    Did they ever say they were punk, or that they wanted to be? Didn't think so.

    pistachioAnnon July 21, 2002   Link
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    coolest song title ever made...lmao.

    LostprophetSkateron August 25, 2002   Link
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    I love the name and the song is a total hit in my eyes anyway!!!! But the name is the best ever!! Lol

    fairyon September 23, 2002   Link
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    awww aww lol

    blind_rockstaron April 03, 2003   Link
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    I have never heard the song but I just think that the name for it is VERY WEIRD!!! I mean geez. Does whoever made the name for the song wanna do that or something???? It's starting to freak me out!! AHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! Don't worry I know I am weird already......

    TheWeirdGuyon April 03, 2003   Link
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    I think this song has a very deep meaning about how much Jesus loves you, and how if you sin you'll go to Hell.

    Strombolovon March 19, 2014   Link

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