The way this song speaks to me🥺🥺when I sing it I feel like I relate
We want to you to receive a trophy on TV
In recognition of your excellence
And now the time has come for all the audience
who don't know who you are, to wish they did
And we regret to say, it is indeed a shame
That while you were around, no one noticed
We want to you to receive a trophy on TV
In recognition of your excellence
And now the time has come for all the audience
who don't know who you are, to wish they did
And we regret to say, it is indeed a shame
That while you were around, no one noticed
In recognition of your excellence
And now the time has come for all the audience
who don't know who you are, to wish they did
And we regret to say, it is indeed a shame
That while you were around, no one noticed
We want to you to receive a trophy on TV
In recognition of your excellence
And now the time has come for all the audience
who don't know who you are, to wish they did
And we regret to say, it is indeed a shame
That while you were around, no one noticed
Lyrics submitted by daisie_bfa, edited by Unwound
Lifetime Achievement Award Lyrics as written by JUSTIN TROSPER, SARA LUND, VERN RUMSEY
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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No comments? Oh my. A lot of their less listened to ones are so taken for granted.\nThe riff is so good and catchy that i have had this on repeat for 4 times now. I know this comment is too late and i am sort of a new listener but i find unwound the most brilliant, sophisticated, hardworking underground band in the 90\'s\nAbout this song, the meaning is kinda obvious. You always are praised after you are six feet under. Although the ironic twist is Ramsey passed a while ago. And nobody noticed. Its sad. I am already crying with unwound. I would kill to have seen them play. Thanks for the good music and thanks for not becoming sellouts and staying true to your art. It\'s appreciated and has personally inspired me.