Now let me introject about this little peace we have
And all the months passed dragging through the mud,
dragging through the mud,
dragging down.
Helps me comment on virginity.
Help me find the price of humility.
As a matter of fact you owe me some
As a matter of fact you owe me.
And I guess,
And I guess,
And I confess,
I sometimes think I'm God,
Do I exist just to work for you?
Cancer is the proof
We will be going nowhere soon
You're the reason why
Im always asking of you twice
Cancer is the proof
We will be going nowhere soon
You're the reason why
They're always doubting of us twice.



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    Gorgeous song. Very different from anything that GJ has done. It's just Daryl and Larry. LISTEN TO IT.

    Squirellon April 15, 2004   Link
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    fucking amazing.

    thewhitepony33on April 16, 2004   Link
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    This song is great. It used to be called St. Alex and featured only the guitar. IT had a few different lyrics here and there, but still amazing.

    Tony Cliftonon April 17, 2004   Link
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    Dude. The acoustic version, St. Alex is more recent.

    negative nancyon April 19, 2004   Link
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    peaceful

    WouldItBeYouon October 13, 2004   Link
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    i think it is about losing naivity when you become a certain age in life.

    thirdtragedyon October 17, 2004   Link
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    I think that third tragedy is close. But i think the song is pretty much about all the hassle daryl has received about breaking Edge. There is a line on the El Mark itunes release where he says "As a matter of fact you owe me (your biggest fan)" and i think that he kind of felt he was past being straight edge, but people were giving him so much shit for it and so many people were saying "how could you sell me out"?

    --Jamin

    karakmaon December 11, 2005   Link
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    if that's true, that it's just daryl and larry..

    that's really really sad and depressing.

    but i dont think that's true.

    blah_blah_xxon November 30, 2006   Link
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    one of their best songs for sure

    sick1on March 04, 2010   Link

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