"Just you try to stop us" genre: Hardcore Punk
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	CD: Do Damage Demo 2002   Label: Havoc Records Credits: Tim Mac-Records. Nic Attack-Bass, Ben Crew-Guitar, Mario Barrio-Drums, Critical Colin-Guitar, Felix Havoc-Vocals
	Story Behind the Song This song is about our 10 year fight to have all ages shows in Minneapolis. Why a city that prides itself on support of the arts is so dead set about kids having their own non-corporate music scene remains a mystery. Anyone who was at the Bombshelter riot knows how seriously they seem to take the "threat" of punk shows in Minneapolis. Every night I go to sleep and dream that the Twin Cities has an all ages show space like Gilman St. or ABC No Rio. Then I wake up and see that reality means it's still a long fight ahead. Lyrics Don't like what we say, don't like how we dress You can do a lot worse than skateboards and thrash You can shut down our clubs, sweep our culture under the rug Condemn our all ages show space, we'll be back with another place These kids are gonna have their say DIY underground, we always get the run around These bands are going to fucking play You can't make us go away I hear the mayor likes Husker Du, how come we always get screwed? Police are showing no restraint, old people making noise complaints A life of crime is all I've known since I started booking all ages shows These kids are going to have their say Can we get some music outside the corporate club scene? Garages and basements are all that I've seen These bands are going to fucking play You can't make us go away This city tries to shut us down Just don't want us around But these kids are here to stay All these bands are going to play Y

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