| I stepped outside the backstage door to breathe some nicotine
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| And maybe check my mailbox, see if I can read the screen
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| Then I heard a click, the stage door lock
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| I knew just what that meant
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| I’m gonna have to walk around the block if I wanna get in
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| Wristband, my man, you’ve got to have a wristband
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| If you don’t have a wristband, my man, you don’t get through the door
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| Wristband, my man, you’ve got to have a wristband
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| And if you don’t have a wristband, my man, you don’t get through the door
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| I can’t explain it, I don’t know why my heart beats like a fist
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| When I meet some dude with an attitude saying «hey, you can’t do that, or this»
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| And the man was large, a well-dressed six-foot-eight
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| And he’s acting like Saint Peter standing guard at the Pearly…
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| Wristband, my man, you’ve got to have a wristband
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| You don’t have a wristband, you don’t get through the door
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| And I said «wristband? |
| I don’t need a wristband
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| My axe is on the bandstand, my band is on the floor»
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| I mean it’s just…
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| (Wristband)
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| (Wristband)
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| (Wristband)
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| (Wristband)
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| (Wristband)
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| (Wristband)
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| (Wristband)
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| The riots started slowly with the homeless and the lowly
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| Then they spread into the heartland towns that never get a wristband
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| Kids that can’t afford the cool brand whose anger is a short-hand
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| For you’ll never get a wristband and if you don’t have a wristband then you
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| can’t get through the door
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| No you can’t get through the door
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| No you can’t get through the door
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| Say you can’t get through the door, no |