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Green Light, Yellow Light, Stop Lyrics

I've walked these streets every night
So much
I can even tell the traffic lights
Will change on my count of 3.
1-2-1-2-3, yeah!

I've walked these streets every night
So much
I can even tell the traffic lights
Will change on my count of 3.
Green to red,
And back again.
So timed,
It's watching like pulling teeth.

So I'll fight the bad fight
On what I'll call the good team,
But in a bad fight are there good teams?
So I'll fight the bad fight
On what I'll call the good team,
But in a bad fight are there good teams?

Green to red,
And back again.
So timed,
It's watching like pulling teeth.

So I'll fight the bad fight
On what I'll call the good team,
But in a bad fight are there good teams?
So I'll fight the bad fight
On what I'll call the good team,
But in a bad fight are there good teams?

I'll fight your bad fight,
And your bad team,
I'll lose.
I'd put my money on you...
Alright!

1-2-1-2-3, yeah!
I guess I don't know
Your lights so well.
I guess I don't know
Your lights so well.
I guess I don't know
Your lights so well, so well.
Maybe one day I will...
Maybe one day I will...
Maybe one day I will.
I will, I will!
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Cover art for Green Light, Yellow Light, Stop lyrics by Whatever It Takes

Goddamn, but this is a great song! I makes me think about friends I have known, and the places i've lived. WIT rawks!

Cover art for Green Light, Yellow Light, Stop lyrics by Whatever It Takes

This is sucha good song! I cant believe me and someone called a punkfish (harhar) are the only ones that have said anything about it. I was wondering what it meant....maybe something about the guy being wrong about his gf or friends whatever

Cover art for Green Light, Yellow Light, Stop lyrics by Whatever It Takes

Punkfish=a punk who swims...... But yeah, I kinda get that feeling from it too, but the "I've walked these streets every night. So much I can even tell the traffic lights will change on my count of 3." part fits right in with how I feel about my hometown.

Solidairty, Love, and Unity, The oi fish.

Cover art for Green Light, Yellow Light, Stop lyrics by Whatever It Takes

fuck i love this song so much, its quite the catch of a song, and whatever it takes are on a-f records? neato neato this song is on the sampler from that anti-flag cd

Cover art for Green Light, Yellow Light, Stop lyrics by Whatever It Takes

From what I understand, the song basically relates how walking around your hometown that you know like the back of your hand to getting to a point in a relationship that you are so familiar with you know exactly how it will go.

Cover art for Green Light, Yellow Light, Stop lyrics by Whatever It Takes

This song is about the beautiful streets here in Pittsburgh, and it's about taking a walk down these beautiful streets, strolling, getting to know yourself and getting to know the place you live.

Cover art for Green Light, Yellow Light, Stop lyrics by Whatever It Takes

Everybody says this song is about his hometown and getting to know yourself but I'm not certain that this is what he means. This song has a negative undertone, not positive. Whatever he is talking about he's talking down upon.

He compares the knowledge of the lights changing to watching teeth being pulled, something that I would think is bad... unless people from the NorthEast do some weird shit for fun.

He also refers to a bad fight. More correctly, your (or their) bad fight. He even says that he's going to lose this bad fight but seems to be comfortable with that since he is on the "good" team.

In short, I think the song is about how his view of society has changed from something simple and good when he was younger to something which he no longer understands and believes is bad.

Then again, I may have no idea what the hell I'm talking about. Just food for thought

 
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