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10/07/2016 , , , , ,
Streetlight Manifesto - Here's To Life
Streetlight Manifesto - Here's To Life


Streetlight Manifesto - Here's To Life Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

Album: Everything Goes Numb
Released: 2003

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Here's To Life
  • In this song, lead singer Tom Kalnoky looks at how all his influences killed themselves and compares that to his future.
  • This song was originally written for Kalnoky's other group, Bandits of the Acoustic Revolution, on their EP A Call to Arms in 2002. Several members of BOTAR ended up becoming members of Streetlight Manifesto.

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    4/19/2016 , , , , , ,
    Streetlight Manifesto - A Better Place, A Better Tim
    Streetlight Manifesto - A Better Place, A Better Time


    Streetlight Manifesto - A Better Place, A Better Time Youtube Music Videos and Lyrics

    Album: Everything Goes Numb
    Released: 2003

    A Better Place, A Better Time Lyrics


    A Better Place, A Better Time
  • Streetlight Manifesto's lead singer, Tomas Kalnoky, said at a live show that this song was written about three different people: The chorus is about two kids with cerebral palsy who he met as a counselor at a special needs camp, and the rest of the song was written to cheer up one of his friends in college who struggled with thoughts of suicide. (thanks, Kyle - Seattle, WA)

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    1/19/2016 , , , , ,
    Streetlight Manifesto Songs - A Moment of Silence
    Streetlight Manifesto - A Moment of Silence


    Streetlight Manifesto - A Moment of Silence Lyrics and Youtube Music Videos

    Album: Everything Goes Numb
    Released: 2003

    A Moment of Silence Lyrics


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  • Written by frontman Tomas Kalnoky, this is the ninth track from the ska punk band's debut album.
  • The lines "Don't forget I connect and I read every word you said" and "If you hate me so much, then stop singing my songs" were a response to Catch 22's song "Hard to Impress," which called out Kalnoky, who was once their frontman but later left the band to focus on his education. (thanks, Raymond - Long Island, NY)

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