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Captain Relic
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He's selling those nineties
Shoving off finally
Looking all shiny
Captain Relic
He's got hacky sacks
He's got fanny packs
He's got tote bags
Captain Relic
He's going through your trash
He's selling it for cash
He's signing it Captain Relic
You can buy back all your memories
All the things that you've outgrown
He's ignoring all your failures
All the things you wish you'd known
He notices your gazes
Your eyebrow raises
Reliving all your phases
Captain Relic
I saw the Goo Goo Dolls at Mississippi Nights
Somebody called them sellouts and it started a fight
You can't put a price on that
You can't get the moment back
But he's trying to Captain Relic
Take me back to the good old days
When everything was new and summer was a holiday
I'm dirty with these times and I need to bathe in nostalgia
Take me back to the good old days
Before I knew everything that I heard was a cliche
I'm dirty with these times and I need to bathe in nostalgia
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The Jefreys St. Louis, Missouri
Widely considered the eleventh-best lo-fi punk basement band in the St. Louis metro area.
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Personal favorite that GBV has put out in recent years.Cruisers' Cross in particular is an instant classic.
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These guys have some songs that are reminiscent of some of the Pixies' top tracks.
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