GreenDay has defined modern rock-raw power, musical freedom, frantic energy. Now the band that sparked the neo-punk revival has earned its first "best of" collection, International Superhits! Featuring two new songs plus 19 of the band's most popular tracks from its four Reprise albums, from the debut single "Longview" to "Basket Case," "When ThePhoenix. Sugar, We're Goin Down. Irresistible. Uma Thurman. Grand Theft Autumn/Where Is Your Boy. Save Rock and Roll. The Last of the Real Ones. Dance, Dance. A Little Less Sixteen Candles, a Andraise air quality by far. Reuse, renew, recycle, Think of how much you throw away. Our earth can only hold so much trash, One day there'll be the devil to pay. And when it comes to littering, It's not enough to clean up after yourself. Leave places better than you find them, And pick up litter left by someone else. Andwho ever is from the 60's and 70's will know what I'm talking about when I text the lyrics. And this is a few of the lyrics to the song of the other band group who is still together till this day. Song lyrics- Please allow me to introduce myself I'm a man with good taste (a demon in a man) I been around for a long long years. amg f c i've been running all my life am g just to find a home that's for the restless f and the truth that's in the message g making my way, away, away c g em f x2 chorus: c c/b cause i'm still Pleasenote, not all dates will be accurate. This list has been compiled from information that is available to the public from setlists and magazine interviews, not directly from the band themselves, so many of these dates are rough estimates. 1,000 Hours credited as being written under the name 'Sweet Children' in 1988. Dry Ice credited as being written under the name 'Sweet Children' in 1988 bL4TK6d. I'm like a child looking off on the horizonI'm like an ambulance that's turning on the sirensOh, I'm still aliveI'm like a soldier coming home for the first timeI dodged a bullet and I walked across a landmineOh, I'm still aliveAm I bleeding am I bleeding from the storm?Just shine a light into the wreckage, so far away, away'Cause I'm still breathing'Cause I'm still breathing on my ownMy head's above the rain and rosesMaking my way away'Cause I'm still breathing'Cause I'm still breathing on my ownMy head's above the rain and rosesMaking my way awayMy way to youI'm like a junkie tying off for the last timeI'm like a loser that's betting on his last dimeOh, I'm still aliveI'm like a son that was raised without a fatherI'm like a mother barely keeping it togetherOh, I'm still aliveAm I bleeding, am I bleeding from the storm?Just shine a light into the wreckage, so far away, away'Cause I'm still breathing'Cause I'm still breathing on my ownMy head's above the rain and rosesMaking my way away'Cause I'm still breathing'Cause I'm still breathing on my ownMy head's above the rain and rosesMaking my way, away, awayAs I walked out on the ledgeAre you scared to death to live?I've been running all my lifeJust to find a home that's for the restlessAnd the truth that's in the messageMaking my way, away, away'Cause I'm still breathing'Cause I'm still breathing on my ownMy head's above the rain and rosesMaking my way away'Cause I'm still breathing'Cause I'm still breathing on my ownMy head's above the rain and rosesMaking my way, away, away'Cause I'm still breathing'Cause I'm still breathing on my ownMy head's above the rain and rosesMaking my way, awayMy way to you Writer/s ADAM RICHARD LESLIE SLACK, BILLIE JOE ARMSTRONG, FRANK EDWIN WRIGHT III, LUKE SPILLER, MIKE RYAN PRITCHARD Publisher Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc. Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind SongfactsA gambler about to lose his last dime, a single mother barely keeping together and a soldier dodging death on the front lines are three of several struggling characters Billie Joe Armstrong references on this track. "That was a very heavy song," he told Rolling Stone. "Sometimes I run away from being too heavy. But sometimes it just comes out that way."Despite all the hard times these characters have been through, they're all still here. Armstrong sings in the chorusCause I'm still breathingCause I'm still breathing on my ownMy head's above the rain and rosesMaking my way, my wayArmstrong explained the hook isn't about overcoming adversity. Instead, it alludes to the fact that "at some point, we're all going to have to be on life support. As time goes on, your thoughts get darker."Billie Joe Armstrong has been through his own personal issues, including struggling with substance abuse, but the lyrics for this song are more universal than just his own story. He said "I'd rather write something where my eyes are forward, not so much internal. I hope it makes people happy and creates a difference in some way, just by people recognizing themselves in the song."The lyrics find Armstrong expressing a fragile gratitude at having survived his recent problems. "It's a song about how life can be very humbling," he told Q magazine. "Not every day do you feel like a rock star, especially when you get to be 44 years old."

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