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Entrance At Rudebrook

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The joy and the pain, it's all in the game
but right now the joy's far away
we're gonna take it back to how it was before now
so what if we're last, so what if we're gone
you're waiting for that day, but I know it won't come
we've reached the bottom and now we're just looking forward

For twelve years I've been down
but I'm not whining, I'm still smiling
I'm still around every night

every Sunday or Wednesday I'll be there
with all the other folks biting those nails
and some of us I know that we would die for you
maybe you think it's just cause I have my smartcard
but forget that pall, tell you what
we're in it and we're in it to win it

so many hours spent in that building
and all the memories divine
just a few more seasons, then we'll be back

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black_cow_of_death On Dec 18, 2001

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2001-12-18 18:54:03

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by dinnerdog

23y ago

not too sure what this is about but i think it is about how life is a game and you gotta play it right. its full of joy and pain but hes feelign the pain or depression right now. he knows people are waitng for the day when the band is gone but it wont come because the band has reached a low point and they use that as their fuel to go forward its prolly about making the best outta the worst "turning lemons into lemonade"

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by ExCxFxU 878

23y ago

i think this is the best song on For Monkeys, because its really lyk a life lesson, just that 1 line "I'm not whining, I'm still smiling. I'm still around every night." ya gotta lyk make the best out of the stuff that sucks. ExCxFxU!

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by Emo_Swede

20y ago

well, I pretty sure that MC wrote this song for an ice hockey team from their hometown Örebro in Sweden that weren't playing that well. "every Sunday or Wednesday I'll be there with all the other folks biting those nails" and "so many hours spent in that building and all the memories divine just a few more seasons, then we'll be back" shows that...

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