Sunday Morning at Nunu's
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Sunday Morning at Nunu's
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all your ideas, don't mean shit when you've given up hope
all your ideas didn't mean fuck when you wish you were dead
it was cool when you ere younger but now you're a success
it was cool when you were a kid now you're all grown up
not me i'll stay fucking punk fuck you
its nothing new that people change. the real challenge is applying our punk ethics to things other than records and shows. punk ethics run deeer than what label support and which band said what. punk ethics challenge so much of what we learn at work, at school, and from our parents.
punk ethics aren't something that go away
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