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Well I remember when I used to look up to you
It was back in the summer of '92
I used to think you were the shit, man
Where you stood, I wanted to stand

But I held you too high, you couldn't breathe
It was partly my fault, I couldn't see
You were just another punk on this fucking scene
You were just like me, just like me

I held you too high -- too much respect
You couldn't carry that load -- too much neglect
So I turned your t-shirt inside out
To remind you what you used to sing about

Do you remember all of us on this fucking scene
Do you remember how much it used to mean
There ain't no marquee here
But there's plenty of friends and plenty of beer

When you’re in the lime light, remember us
Because we couldn't afford no tour bus
But there's still a hundred bodies in every room
Each and every one of them knows the tunes

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from Yesterday, You Could Change the World, released February 1, 2008

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Broadcast Zero Kitchener, Ontario

All proceeds from music sales will go to Angi Orchard, our dear friend and the drummer of Kitchener’s longest running punk band, The Rotten. Some of you who know us probably know her, too. Ang has been battling breast cancer for the past few years and is now raising money for supplemental treatment.

If you’d like to donate straight to Angi’s cause, please visit: www.gofundme.com/Aorchard ... more

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