| Used to try and give a shit
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| Used to be compassionate
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| Used to think that we should try
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| To really make a change
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| Is it now I realize, or is it just I sympathize
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| With how much easier it is
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| To live your life and not care
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| So I wait, yes I wait, am I the man I was before
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| Well I wait, yes I wait
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| 'cause I know it’s not like that anymore
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| Music was the bond we shared
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| The words inspired us and we dared to believe
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| That passion was enough we’re were just naive
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| The battle cry of pissed off kids
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| Of getting high and kicking heads
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| Seems we’ve been consumed
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| By mindless rage and corporate greed
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| So I wait, yes I wait, am I the man I was before
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| Well I wait, yes I wait
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| 'cause I know it’s not like that anymore
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| Do you forget where you come from?
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| Do you feel you still belong?
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| Is there a place you can call home?
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| When you do something
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| You should do it well
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| Make a difference
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| Though it’s hard as hell
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| Kids ask me all the time
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| What was it like back in the day?
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| It’s a feeling hard to describe, it’s quite difficult to say
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| Romanticize the times gone by, they’re just memories
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| There’s so much to look forward to
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| Than this sentimental haze
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| So I wait, yes I wait, am I the man I was before
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| Well I wait, yes I wait
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| 'cause I know it’s not like that anymore |