Just In

these lyrics are way off, my lord. i'll type the correct ones up later.

This song references the story of Justin Ellsworth, who was killed by a bomb in Iraq. His family wanted to access his Yahoo email account to read his last accounts, but Yahoo declined to turn over the account password. The family took Yahoo to court and Yahoo later conceded.

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They're advertising on the TV Become a soldier It's still high school politics, you know Nothing's changed Jocks and assholes still don't know shit about aesthetic I think I smell a rat We sold our revenge Now we're working for them

Where's the divide?

You know Justin, well Justin's dead And Yahoo won't let his family Have access to his email account The news reporter said I feel so bad for you, it's so awkward There's really nothing I can say Merry Christmas, Happy holidays from network and its affiliates So where's the divide?

This song is pure garbage, and probably the worst piece of shit AM! has ever released. I seriosuly have trouble listening to this song, despite the fact that they are probably my favorite band. There is so much more that can be said about the outrages of war being advertised to young people, how they go into the army without anywhere else to turn, about how war ruins young people's lives. No, but what does the lyrics say? They complain about how Yahoo won't let the boy's FAMILY access his email account? Who gives a shit? I can't tell who this song is directed to? Is it directed to the two-faced media who fakes caring about the dead soldier, is it directedto war itself, to the outrages of war, to tell people not to join the army? What is this song saying? I think it's specifically against the media, but it says so much more about the war that it clouds and almost doesn't even indicate the meaning to this worthless song.

My best friend killed himself yesterday. His name was Justin. Rest in Peace, buddy. Rest in Peace.

I'm so sorry :[ One of my best friends killed herself too, a while ago. I hope you're doing okay.

Only as well as can be expected. It really hurts, but at the same time, I'm half expecting to wake up, or the camera guys to come out and say it was all a sick, twisted joke. Ya know? It's just so...unreal. We made plans to hang out tomorrow too.

I know how that is :| she was also my cousin, and when I came home one day my parents told me and I thought they were kidding, but then I realized they weren't and I seriously passed out.

Omg. That's awful. I didn't pass out, but everything went into slow motion and I could feel my heart beating in the pit of my stomach. I thought I was going to throw up.

Okay, I'm not crazy. Neither is my little sister, but the day we had made plans, I went up to his girlfriend's house and spent the night, because I'm really good friends with her and I wanted to make sure she was okay. While I was gone, my sister said she heard knocking on the door, but no one was there. She would open up the door, see that nobody was there, and then 5 minutes later there would be another knock. After a while, she just stood at the door and looked through the eye-hole thing (I guess, to see if someone was playing ding-dong ditch or something, but was knocking on the door instead), she had her hand up against the door, and she heard the knocking again. She could feel them knocking, but no one was outside. Weirdest thing ever.

http://www.songmeanings.net/artist.php?aid=137438971394 Dudes, this is not an automated message or anything, it's a kickass band page, and if you like Against Me!, you'll dig it. Visit. Comment. Enjoy. Incidentally, Justin happens to be my name. Cool.