The Ghost Mice says,
"What have we done?
What have we done?
Are we making any changes?
Or are we just having fun?
What have we done?"

And the Ghost Mice says,
"Son, don't grow up to be a Nascar driver
Don't grow up to be anything like your father."

And the Ghost Mice says,
"The road goes on forever
But its so much better
If we stick together."

And the Ghost Mice says, and the Ghost Mice says,
"If you can tell me what it's like to die, I can tell you what it's like to be alive."

I'm not saying we were wrong,
I'm not saying we were right,
All I know is what we want.

And the Ghost mice says,
"I'm not saying we were wrong,
I'm not saying we were right,
All I know is what we want,
Free pizza for life!"


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    this is just a song off a split with Ghost Mice where they covered each others songs and i guess this is just like a tribute to Ghost Mice

    whoadipdydipon September 30, 2006   Link
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    this is the best idea for a song EVER.

    AndImJelloBabyon January 24, 2007   Link

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