I've listened to this song for years now, but today on the way to work I got how sad it is. I couldn't help but to think of myself. Get me in a group with my old friends and someone (usually me, if I've had a few drinks) will bust out a yearbook or a memory and start talking about the "old days." We're not even 25 yet, so I guess rmcd0494 is right...Except we're not dicks, and we certainly weren't popular, so we didn't really have any "glory." We mainly just talk about crap we used to do: copying homework, acting stupid and just talk about silly stuff.
The song is true though. Those who did have "glory" usually are the ones who recount story after (boring) story. And that gets old. And he's right, too...as much as you don't want to talk about your younger days, you most likely will.
I've listened to this song for years now, but today on the way to work I got how sad it is. I couldn't help but to think of myself. Get me in a group with my old friends and someone (usually me, if I've had a few drinks) will bust out a yearbook or a memory and start talking about the "old days." We're not even 25 yet, so I guess rmcd0494 is right...Except we're not dicks, and we certainly weren't popular, so we didn't really have any "glory." We mainly just talk about crap we used to do: copying homework, acting stupid and just talk about silly stuff.
The song is true though. Those who did have "glory" usually are the ones who recount story after (boring) story. And that gets old. And he's right, too...as much as you don't want to talk about your younger days, you most likely will.