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This song was actually played at my Army basic training graduation. I'll never forget it.

Just want to share a little story here: Back in 2006, a girl who was like a sister to me, was killed in a drive-by shooting-like incident, in a small town called Ashland, Kentucky. (It’s in the NE corner of the state, in the tri-state area with Ohio & West Virginia). Well..:this is the song (and album) we’d always listen to to there, before she passed. It was just kind of one of our “things”. Ya know? To this day, I still listen to this when I think of her. When it gets to “I just wanna sing my song, before this whole world’s GOOOOOONE!”, I just fucking LOSE it bawling. It’s been nearly 20 years, since we lost that poor, Whitni. She had just turned 19-years old, man. She was the sweetest, most kindhearted chick you’d ever meet in your life! She was just a great person, heart & soul. It’s always the good ones, that leave us way too early, man. She was just one of MANY I’ve lost, over the years! Where I am from was the original “Pillbilly Country”. My generation (I turn 43, in 2 months (Jan 2025)) has just been RAVAGED by addiction issues & mental illness. I am not immune as I am both diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder & Childhood PTSD, & am a Recovering Addict myself. But, Whitni..? She was none of those things. She really wasn’t. She cared deeply, for me. And I appreciated her everyday. Miss you, Whitni! Thanks for watching over me & the others these last 18 years.

I was given this promo in a record store when I was 13 which would have been 2004 and I became obsessed with this song. to this day 20 years later every now and then I think of it, and come to RUclips and watch the video. Now that's a good song when you still think of it 20 years later. I guess the band was singed to epic records in 2003 or 4, put out this record, went on tour, and epic cancelled their contract while on tour. Not sure why, but that would be why nothing ever really came of them. They never really had the chance..They did half a tour after their debut record.

Future leaders of the world should have been bigger then they were is crazy that this song didn’t skyrocket them

Banger

Back in the day, my local rock radio station never played this song, but I did hear it on the national syndicated show HardDrive with Lou Brutus when that same radio station played it Saturday evenings.

Just one?

Love old school music videos

dam this shit good youtube for the win

I saw these guys open for Breaking Benjamin at Studio 7 in Seattle years ago.. can't remember. It was a fun show. I often wonder if this band ever made anything after this song... doesn't seem like it.. sad

This song gives me the goosebumps and other times it makes me tear up a little

OCTOBER 2024. TALK ABOUT POOR PROMOTION. THEY DIDNT EVEN NEED SOLD TO THE PEOPLE...THEY JUST NEEDED EXXPOSURE AND AIR TIME OVER THE RADIO WAVES. THIS IS HUGE. I JUST DONT GET IT. THIS IS CLASSIC. THE LYRICS, THE SOUND, THE VOICE. THIS IS WHAT I CALL BAD BAD AGENTS, MANAGEMENT AND SLACKING.

I just found this song. It saved my life. Literally. I found some peace today. This song rewrote how I deal with this life. I wouldn't have changed a note, a tempo, a lyric I had written it myself. So much respect. Thank you for putting your heart out on your sleeve for the masses. Peace be with you.

Wahoo I'm 33 still jamming this

Great vocal emotion and delivery. Good dynamics with the band as well

Thank you for living your life governmented in accordance.

This guy should be the singer for a Nirvana tour, with Dave, Krist, and Pat smear on 🎸! Everybody would go to that! 💰 Can't you hear the similarities??

This song is one of my MOST FAVORITE SONGS in 2024

This band never got it's recognition. Rarely ever heard it on the radio and most people would have no clue about. U never here it on mainstream radio these days. Idk about satellite. Even today, many people still have not heard this song. They're comparable to Candlebox in my opinion in terms of never hearing their music on the radio. Kinda weird.

This song made me tear up. I listened to it years back as I was dealing with depression. I'm still struggling a bit, but it's because God that I have hope and faith and a will to keep going. You can feel the raw emotion from this song. I think everyone who's trying to get by day by day feels what the song is singing. We all want to be let out of the troubling times we're living in now. Inflation our governments hating us and wanting total communist regime control over us. Fear not God always shows up for us he did for our ancestors. God will set us free. God bless you all. Don't stop fighting and living.

Nice ❤

Here in August 2024

Thank you

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If Weezer and Nirvana had a baby.

Absolutely amazing track 🔥

Heavy Nirvana influence here...in a very good way....amazing song!!

Probably cause if you want nirvana cover style you'd just listen to nirvana

没有歌词?

Chick with the Harley Quinn tattoo before it was cool

Such a beautiful song. Can't believe these guys don't have more popularity.

i'm in the green tank top

They didn t become the Leaders man

Did 3 and a half years in my cell singing this song with SUCH PASSION lol

Was in rehab in 2004 for green 💚 was my first time hearing this 💎 20 yrs later I heard it in my head 🗣️ Currently listening 🎧🎶💯✊

Saw them in 2004? They accept no underwear/bras. Not mine but, girls tried.

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The way this dude sings is just stupid. I effing love it!!!!

This is one of the best songs I've ever heard! This whole album is sick!! Too bad I'm 20 years too late..

This Never Gets 0ld...

The music industry and government is why this band and many other great bands went nowhere

The whole album is great.

This song just randomly popped in my head. I swear I thought I made them up. But now I remember it.

Nostalgia

It's crazy to think this song is 20 years old now!

I remember rocking this shit when I was 17 and now I'm still rocking it at 30

Phil you suck you are not bud Morgan.

We use to be able to have a culture bros..

This song was all over pure rock 104dot5 out of reno nv in 04 05 era. I was 13. And i miss it. If i knew what i knew now...