| There’s no one that I ever need to see
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| But I say yes as long as it’s free
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| I struggle into my faded black tee
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| Six blocks to the door utter confidently
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| The big boy there asks to see my ID
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| Ask me if I got my tickets already
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| So big so small simultaneously
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I played here just last week
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| I got 20 texts to 9:03
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| It’s my friends asking if they can get in for free
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| I said let me seal the deal, they never hear back from me
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| They remind me of who I never want to be
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| They remind me of who I never want to be
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| Stoned side stage in the VIP
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| Doesn’t sound good here, but look at me
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| I leave mid-set so stealthily
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| But it’s okay, it didn’t cost me a thing
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| Have a good night your majesty
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| Have a good night your majesty
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| Yeah
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| Yeah
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| I’m on the guestlist
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| Jerry: This reminds me, I was a kid when my mom went away and my sister had all
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| these parties with all the, the fucking bongs and shit--same stuff.
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| Yeah, it’s weird. |
| Reminds me of the '60s stuff
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| Ron Gallo: It doesn’t make you think of church?
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| Jerry: A little bit
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| Unconfirmed speaker: Yes!
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| Ron Gallo: It makes me think of church
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| Jerry: Listen, you never saw the parties my sister had, with the bikers,
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| and the van pulling up--the Scooby van with 40 hippies jumping out.
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| And you go up in the bedroom and listen to the Janis Joplin. |
| You can’t get
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| through the room--it's all smoked up with pot. |
| And this stuff |