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This week, purchases of the song will benefit RUTH ELLIS CENTER, an organization working to create a supportive environment and community with LGBTQ+ young people, with an emphasis on young people of color, experiencing homelessness, involved in the child welfare system, and/or experiencing barriers to health and wellbeing.
When you came to the door, she didn’t say yes
She didn’t say maybe she didn’t say guess
But you didn’t mind, you decided to let yourself in
You took the head of the table, You said here are the rules
What’s mine is mine what’s yours is, too.
Don’t ask any questions those days have come to an end
Cause back in the good days, a man was a man
Some got to sit down, some had to stand
You’ve all lost your way, so now I’m here to teach you again
But we’re not going back, no matter how hard you try
We spent too much time at the back of the line
If there’s one thing you learn, it’s how to get up and fight
We spent too much time at the back of the line
You said you can’t trust your family, you can’t trust your friends,
You can’t trust your neighbors so don’t let them in,
You can’t trust your eyes, I’ll tell you the things that you see
When we raise our hands, you raise your fist
You say throwing punches is just common sense
But be careful my friend, all those punches don’t come for free
Yeah we’re not laying down, no matter how hard you try
We spent too much time at the back of the line
If there’s one thing you learn, it’s how to get up and fight
We spent too much time at the back of the line
When the walls start to crumble, the well starts to fail
And all of your phone calls are coming from jail
You might start to wonder is this where I belong?
By the time you get wise, and you look around
You won’t find the horses that brought you to town
And the train that we’re all gettin on is already gone
And we’re not coming back, no matter how hard you try
We spent too much time at the back of the line
If there’s one thing you learn, it’s how to get up and fight
We spent too much time at the back of the line
And you don’t want to be kind, no you don’t understand why
Well maybe it’s your turn for the back of the line
credits
released October 15, 2020
Greg Felden - Lead vocals, rhythm and lead guitars
Al Sgro - Drums
Jerry Borger - Organ, mellotron
Ed Maxwell - Bass
Brandon Walters - Lead guitars
Felden grew up in Eugene, Oregon, and spent several years on the East coast. Now based in L.A., he is a staple of the
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