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The real story behind "Summer is Killing Us.
#1

Just listen to the song.

Close your eyes.

All that the guys are doing, is jamming their asses off.

Grab you guitar.

Imagine you are up there with the guys.

Here I am, upon the stage, strumming along, bobbing along, grooving along.

I can just see Rob already.
Walking all around the stage and actually meeting Paul in front of of Johnny. And "battling" back and forth on their geetars.

A perfect live summer song if I have ever heard one.

Close your eyes.

Get on up there.

Grab the guitar.

Jam away.

Imagine.

Woo.
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#2

lay off the pipe for a few minutes Big Grin
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#3

Maybe it's the pipe talking, but I think I see where Jessica is coming from...I believe that SKU will be the first song played by the boys this summer, whatever the first show ends up being...and I think when they begin the song, begin the show, begin the tour, begin the summer, this song won't be that bad after all... :thumb:

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#4

Jessica Wrote:Just listen to the song.

Close your eyes.

All that the guys are doing, is jamming their asses off.

Grab you guitar.

Imagine you are up there with the guys.

Here I am, upon the stage, strumming along, bobbing along, grooving along.

I can just see Rob already.
Walking all around the stage and actually meeting Paul in front of of Johnny. And "battling" back and forth on their geetars.

A perfect live summer song if I have ever heard one.

Close your eyes.

Get on up there.

Grab the guitar.

Jam away.

Imagine.

Woo.

Amen! I love this song! (Vaccination Scar too), and if these tunes are any indication of how the album will sound, then it's gonna be a beautiful, beautiful summer in my opinion. This band never ceases to blow me away. 18 years and they have yet to let me down! :thumb:
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#5

These are both fresh, exciting songs. I was a little shocked by the simplicity of SIKU, but I just can't not love it. It's so fun and unpretentious. It takes a brave man to sing like that.
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