The Wonder Years
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The Wonder Years & Alan Day & Dan O’Connor
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“You Made Me Want To Be a Saint” takes account of the death and funeral of Mike Pellone, a close friend of The Wonder Years. Few of these lyrics are based on a blogpost Dan Campbell shared on Mike’s cousin’s blog.
The title of this song is a direct line from “America” by Allen Ginsberg;
Your machin...
It was how Dave said "us"
Like the last three years had never happened
It was how George walked down and threw dirt onto the casket
It was how I know you would want this to be a fast one
And not some cliche ballad
I'm slowing down in the August air
A heavy heart and shaking hands carried you up here
I buried half of a decade there
It was the better part
You'd catch the reference if only you could hear
Because I still hear you in the bass drum beat after "I'll Catch You"
I'm left wondering if you meant anything when you typed out
"You never got me down, Ray. I never went down"
You know the fucked up part is
I kind of always knew we'd have to write a song about this
You know the fucked up part is
I had my fingers crossed that it wouldn't be for you, kid
You know the fucked up part is
It's been months, and I still have nightmares
You know the fucked up part is
I'm never going back there
You know the fucked up part is
The fucked up part is
The fucked up part is
The fucked up part is
Fuck
(See you brother)
You Made Me Want to Be a Saint was written by Dan Campbell.
You Made Me Want to Be a Saint was produced by Steve Evetts.
The Wonder Years released You Made Me Want to Be a Saint on Tue Jun 14 2011.
In a track-by-track with Alternative Press, frontman Dan Campbell said the following about “You Made Me Want To Be A Saint” :
Our friend passed away last August. We had just spent a few months on tour and had been home all of a day when we got the news. I hadn’t seen a lot of people from around her...