December 26th, '04
Dan's dad dropping of the van for the Make Move Tour
We're meeting up soon with The Warriors
We're losing money and our lunches on the jeans Matt wore
To the first show. We're on the road

May 22nd, '06
Zoli just tried to ignite a Roman candle stick
We're troubling the stateside with CIS
A full blown assault on the whole U.S.
Take on the world, and see it all

Even as we get older
We can do it all over
Make our own plans and score the music to our own lives
Looking into the future
There is more room to move here
Invincible as we score the music to our own lives

And dreams lived all throughout '07
EU kinships with No Trigger begin
Anticipating the fall with New Found
Awe struck by GB in Berlin
And sometimes snacksidents will happen
And it's so hard to keep your razzberry cool
"Hey, I'm in Georgia with Fireworks and Justin K
We're all in a holding cell but somehow Baloni got away."
"I'm just trying to get my smoothie on, dawg."

Even as we get older
We can do it all over
Make our own plans and score the music to our own lives
Looking into the future
There is more room to move here
Invincible as we score the music to our own lives

Now we gotta react, we gotta think fast
Side bust wits leave us delirious
Outspoken hearts, restless as sharks. My life, my pride
Save me the daylight, Bring me home, It's OK cause
My way has only got to work for me
I'm trying my hardest to make the most of every minute
Time flies. And the top of the world is calling
Time grabs me by the shoulders
We're holding on

I remember the time we were on our first tour
We were out in Texas

Even as we get older
We can do it all over
Make our own plans and score the music to our own lives
Looking into the future
There is more room to move here
Invincible as we score the music to our own lives
Score the music to our own lives


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Summer Jam Lyrics as written by Daniel Coddaire Audelio Flores

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    Baloni is the merch guy for both Fireworks and SYG. The part about Georgia was about the time they were arrested at the mall in Augusta.

    mattikahon July 29, 2010   Link

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