Name: When We Were the Ramones
Duration: P00H01M30S
Description: Created in Minneapolis after one of three cases of beer, honestly. Recorded with a handheld cassette player when Buzz Lee played bass with us.

When We Were the Ramones

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Created in Minneapolis after one of three cases of beer, honestly. Recorded with a handheld cassette player when Buzz Lee played bass with us.

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When we were the Ramones
Ben wore even tighter pants
Melissa was Joey
and Johnny wasn't even in the band...

Whoa-oh-oh!

When we were the Ramones
Dee Dee didn't die of an overdose -
not even close!
Reagan did instead.

Whoa-oh-oh!

When we were the Ramones
We weren't even your favorite band
Caroline quit her job, just to come and play

When we were the Ramones
we had to cancel all our shows-
Buzz was wasted (stoned)
and we became just another ghost...

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from Future Adults, track released April 10, 2011
Powered by beer and a deep love for the Ramones

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