One of the first gigs I ever played, out of all places
Was at my brother's fraternity house in Norman for some philanthropy event
And, you see, my 12 year old self at the time decided to go on stage and intro one of the ballads
By saying, "This is for all the people who have f*cked me over"
At 12 years old, I can only imagine how long that list was
And after the show, my mom pulled me aside with, like, true Catholic anger in her eyes
Red in the face, you know, whole nine yards
And she said, "Listen, men don't talk like that, boys do, and I'm raising you to be a man"
And of course she was right and I think I hated most that I disappointed her
She stopped smoking the year I was born, but any time I think of that story
I always picture her with a Virginia Slim in her hand
It was her favorite smoke
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One of the first gigs I ever played, out of all places
Was at my brother's fraternity house in Norman for some philanthropy event
And, you see, my 12 year old self at the time decided to go on stage and intro one of the ballads
By saying, "This is for all the people who have f*cked me over"
At 12 years old, I can only imagine how long that list was
And after the show, my mom pulled me aside with, like, true Catholic anger in her eyes
Red in the face, you know, whole nine yards
And she said, "Listen, men don't talk like that, boys do, and I'm raising you to be a man"
And of course she was right and I think I hated most that I disappointed her
She stopped smoking the year I was born, but any time I think of that story
I always picture her with a Virginia Slim in her hand
It was her favorite smoke
Was at my brother's fraternity house in Norman for some philanthropy event
And, you see, my 12 year old self at the time decided to go on stage and intro one of the ballads
By saying, "This is for all the people who have f*cked me over"
At 12 years old, I can only imagine how long that list was
And after the show, my mom pulled me aside with, like, true Catholic anger in her eyes
Red in the face, you know, whole nine yards
And she said, "Listen, men don't talk like that, boys do, and I'm raising you to be a man"
And of course she was right and I think I hated most that I disappointed her
She stopped smoking the year I was born, but any time I think of that story
I always picture her with a Virginia Slim in her hand
It was her favorite smoke