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Apology Tour

from See You On The Other Side by Sunspot

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For episode 111 of the See You On the Other Side podcast, "Professional Weirdos: The Paranormal Obsession of Greg and Dana Newkirk"

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I'm not too proud of where I been
And now I've gotta atone for my sin.

So I'm saying sorry
and forgive me.
I'm not the person that I was before.
I'm saying sorry,
I'll get on my knees,
You're the next stop on my apology tour

Go ahead and slam the door,
And take your best shot ,
I probably deserve more,
I deserve all you got.
I used to think I was hardcore,
Definitely not,
I was at war with the world, but I didn't know squat.


I thought the world owed me a place,
An entitled little punk Napoleon case
I'm not too proud of where I been
So now I've gotta atone for my si n

So I'm saying sorry
and forgive me.
I'm not the person that I was before.
I'm saying sorry,
I'll get on my knees,
You're the next stop on my apology tour.

So I'm saying sorry
and forgive me.
I'm not the person that I was before.
I'm saying sorry,
I'll get on my knees,
You're the next stop on my apology,
curing my psychology,
don't stomp on my apology tour.

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from See You On The Other Side, released October 31, 2014

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Epic Power-Pop Anthems That Tackle The Weird and Ridiculous with Punk and Electronic Elements

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