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I’m sick of it all again and I can barely stand to watch this band on stage. I’m hitting the wall again and now it all just seems like they took my dreams away. I’m sitting at work again and I’m wondering if this broken feeling is my new life. Say goodbye to the man with the stupid band. Toss another empty bottle of rum; we spent the whole weekend drunk because nothing is fun anymore. Throw some Hulu on the tube around 8:00 and watch a movie we hate and that maybe we've all seen before. Sarcastic commentary's wearing us out, and now it all feels the same, but there's no one to blame but ourselves. Call it a night because we're tired and slow, and so we miss our friend’s show, and we already planned our excuse. We’re useless. Bad humans. Critical, cynical, miserable inside. We’re losers. No future. Complain, but never change at all. Catch up with Facebook in the middle of work and judge the people we know until they're not even friends anymore. Overanalyze the sites that they post and treat it all as a joke; look at them differently than before. The irony is we don't look at ourselves or care for anyone else, and we'll all become what we abhor. Reserving judgments that we'll never convey, and feeling bitter all day, and we'll never admit what we are. And I wonder why I hit the wall. And I wonder who’s to blame, and if I can’t change, why I’m here at all?
supported by 19 fans who also own “Sick Of It All”
What a damn solid record! It's the perfect example of why I'm certain that Ska Punk is going to play on the highlight reel when I hit up the afterlife. Scott
On their first new record in six years, the Virginia garage punkers take on the end of the world with the requisite clang and clamor. Bandcamp New & Notable Apr 9, 2024