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Less Than Jake - Live On Mini-Disc Vol I - Help Save the Youth of America From Exploding
Live On Mini-Disc Vol I
01. Suburban Myth
02. My Very Own Flag
03. Ask the Magic 8-Ball
04. Sugar in Your Gas Tank
05. Magnetic North
06. Just Like Frank
07. Help Save the Youth of America From Exploding
08. Nervous in the Alley
09. Look What Happened
10. How's My Driving, Doug Hastings
11. Jen Doesn't Like Me Anymore
12. Johnny Quest Thinks We're Sellouts
13. Never Going Back to New Jersey
14. Mr Chevy Celebrity
15. Al's War
16. Automatic
17. Anchor
18. All My Best Friends Are Metalheads
19. Gainesville Rock City
20. Last One Out of Libery City
21. Celebration
Sit down,
Remind me how this is the same old story of growing up and getting lost
Sit down,
Remind me how this is the same old story of growing up and getting lost

And just outside I can hear the sounds
Of the early morning street becoming way too loud
And the hum of the engines in the cars on the street
Yeah on the streets
And with this cigarette that I just lit
As I pass the 53rd St. Bridge
Right now the world just seems too big
The world just seems too big

Sit down, remind me how,
This is the same old story of growing up and getting lost.
Sit down remind me how,
This is the same old story of growing up and getting lost.

And just outside I can see my breath
In between the words that fog my spinning head
And I can see the sun coming up.
And it's just light enough to see

Another cigarette that I just lit
As I pass the 53rd St. bridge
Right now the world just seems to big

Sit down, remind me how,
This is the same old story of growing up and getting lost.
Sit down remind me how,
This is the same old story of growing up and getting lost.

Sit downnn
This is the same old story of growing up and getting lost
Sit downnn (remind me how)
This is the same old story fo growing up and getting lost
Growing up and getting lost

And all the late night calls and all the lost hopes
And the missed connections and the lost direction.

Sit Down
Remind me how
This is the same old story of growing up and getting lost.