


And now he’s begun to shy away from promoting the album’s release. Streetlight Manifesto’s Tomas Kalnoky used to sing for Catch 22 back when ska was looking like the new grunge, but not long ago, Kalnoky chose to re-record Keasbey Nights with his current bandmates because he hated the original recording. And as the day fades No one investigates Nobody answers as she calls his name Another victim, somewhere in a shallow grave I want to hold her and tell her "It's not your fault" Na na na.Before we get to the music, let’s sort out the back-story: Keasbey Nights is technically Streetlight Manifesto’s second album, which is a reinterpretation of the first album by the mid-’90s ska band Catch 22.

Gepetto: I hope this finds you well I wrote you this letter Because we miss you here in hell Well now, I know it's hard when you don't know what to think And every single smile is a foil, and you're waking up You might try, but you won't get by until you're crucified For all the things you try to do Well I don't care if you sink or swim And I don't care how you hold it in As long as you don't bother me With all the things I don't bother you with 9 times out of 10 you might be right But what about that time you know you're wrong? You sing that same song And everybody smiles but they'll never get along I'm trying, and I'm trying, and I'm trying And I'm trying to let go But everybody's going down tonight We are the few that won't say nothing right We are the footsteps fading into the night Nobody cares, and nobody stares with such conviction and I say: I never wanted this, no one ever wanted this But they gave it to you so you might as well be proud of it And I don't know where we went wrong All I know now is, I got to do something right So come clean No one should have have to live with the things you've seen But you're living anyway Well, I stop the car and put her in park And I step outside- god, I hate this part When I see what I saw, what I thought was a life That was more than a chore, I'm just doing what I need to get by I don't care if you leave or stay But you might as well split Because it's not the same as it was When we said our last goodbye And if you want the truth: I was hoping one of us would- Pass away, because it'd be much easier then We would all get together and think about when We were young, we were dumb, we were numb but in love And I'm done so I'm sending out this letter today I'm trying, and I'm trying, and I'm trying And I'm trying to let go But everybody's going down tonight We are the few that won't say nothing right We are the footsteps fading into the night Nobody cares, and nobody stares with such conviction and I say: I never wanted this, no one ever wanted this But they gave it to you so you might as well be proud of it And I don't know where we went wrong All I know now is I got to do something right This has been the best night of my life This has been the best night of my life I could have lost my life And I would have lost my mind But now I'm fine, and I find That this has been the best night of my life This has been the best night of my life (I still can't believe they had the heart to apologize) This has been the best night of my life (I still can't believe they had the heart to apologize) I could have lost my life And I would have lost my mind But now I'm fine, and I find That this has been the best night of my life And as the day fades No one investigates Nobody answers when she calls his name Another victim, somewhere in a shallow grave I want to hold her and tell her "It's not your fault" Na na na.
