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Good Evening

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I believe in chemicals,
sulking eyes and pretty pink water slides.
I believe in mother,
tragedies and tortured butterflies.

Hello, hello,
welcome to our show.
Hello, hello,
welcome to our show.
Hello, hello,
welcome to our show.
Hello.
(Good evening.)

I believe in solitude,
shut your mouth cause there's no point in being rude.
I believe in father,
compromise and Jesus Christ.

Hello, hello
Welcome to our show.
Hello, hello
Welcome to our show.
Hello, hello
Welcome to our show.
Hello.
(Good evening.)

*Guitar Solo*

I believe in memories,
suicide and heaven and hell.
I believe in color,
remedies and everything I read.

Hello, hello,
Welcome to our show.
Hello, hello,
Welcome to our show.
Hello, hello,
Welcome to our show.
(Good evening.)
Hello, hello,
hello.
(Good evening.)

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rjbucs28 On Jul 06, 2003

Yeah, Whatever

I Think God Can Explain

I Apologize

Cigarette

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2003-07-06 20:25:14

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by tigertour02

21y ago

You play this song when they wheel you out to die. But no, seriously, this is the end all to ending songs. This is an epic, epic song that doesn't really have any structure to it. It is almost spiritual in nature. I think this song is really about realizing you've either made a grave, life changing mistake or you are going to die and have been told that. He covers basically everything in this song from Jesus to chemicals, etc. It's almost like he's on the brink of some disaster - which could be death.

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