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Last Night, This Morning

by STUCK OUT HERE

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Out on the road playing with bands we don’t know Hope this one’s a better show, I hope the kids will show at all They probably won’t, it makes me miss back home It makes me feel alone, it makes me change my tone and ask: Oh Nostalgia, what have you done for me lately? You won’t buy me a round tonight, or back me up in a fight. Oh Nostalgia, with every mile I drive, every step I strive Every leap that turns into a dive I can feel something deep down die And what’s dying is what’s keeping me alive I get into these day-drunk stews That turn into binge drink feuds between my contrasting moods Between my daydream prose and my heartbroke woes When I should have dignity and don’t, act with integrity but won’t So I sit on the curb and call you from my cell And try and act like the night went well And you ask if I’ve had a few And I guarantee you that’s more than true And I sit on the curb and call you from my cell And try and act like the night wasn’t hell And you ask if I’ve had a few And all I hope is that I can sober up tomorrow
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Quiet Bears 03:10
Is my "Yes We Can" shirt ironic enough to wear Or does it mean I still believe in hope or change? I'll get my friends now to ask my friends then If that night's high still remains The thrift district burned down in the centre of my town Where all our burnouts convened The project kids that trashed place still Left living gutter dreams At least they've got somewhere to go At least they've got nowhere to be While I'm still STUCK OUT HERE on High Street When I'm too old not to leave 'Cause I'm no longer young enough to stay And rest on what I know alone But I'm too sad and scared to admit That I'm losing all sense of home And we are quiet bears We are too goddamn comfortable We are sleeping through the most of our winter And you'll find us there Laying dormant in the woods I don't need to be understood I just need you to listen My own girlfriend can't even stand my songs Or how I hold guitars on stage We sell out of shitty t-shirts Just so the band can get paid But we never make a dollar It always goes to the next expense By the time we make back what we put in There's money waiting to be spent This is a well-oiled machine I'm not claiming to be the first To be holding onto something And waiting for it to burst But I see the gaps on main street Where the arcade used to be I see the same gaps in every goddamn town we pass through And I struggle to believe That we are quiet bears Who are too goddamn comfortable Who are sleeping through the most of our winter 'Cause when the earth shakes We start prodding where we stand I don't think I'll ever understand But I'm ready to listen We put candles in the bottoms of our bottles And we danced in the beerlight Somewhere a star fuzzed out and that was it If this whole goddamn town burned down Who'd give a shit?
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I’m sure people get sick of hearing punk songs about hating where you live or come from. Too bad for those people- that’s what this record is about. At least that’s what it started out being about.

We all come from just about the most rural area you can think of, Huron County, and the great towns of Bayfield and Clinton respectively. These towns, believe or not, are not exactly punk rock meccas. For 8 months of the year, for the past couple years, we have lived in Toronto or the some sort of nearby version of it, (Etobicoke, Mississauga) doing that ole post-secondary education thing. Every summer we move back and swear to god it’ll be our last time we ever do such a thing. Then the next summer rolls around and we repeat the process.

The first couple songs on this record are about the first summer back, the next few are about the next and so on and so forth. As those summers have come and gone our view of our backwoods towns has gone from hatred, to contempt, to just plain disappointment in ourselves and then to the realization that it ain’t the place it’s the stagnancy in our own lives. Truth is we wouldn’t keep on moving back if we didn’t love it so darn much. These songs are about the summer nights, and the terrible mornings after. It’s about the sober autumns after the summer has come a gone and we realize we just wasted 4 months of our lives. It’s about paying homage to those nights, those friends, those bars, those shows and understanding it is time to start moving forward. As Ivan says, this record is about loving where you’re from and learning how to leave it.
-Cam Laurie

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released May 2, 2011

Stuck Out Here brought it.
Siegfried Meier recorded it, produced it, mastered it.
Some bros came and yelled on it.
Juicebox Recording Co. handles digital.
Tragicomedy Records handles the rest.

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