"Sell-out" genre: Punk
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	CD: You only get one   Label: Indy Credits: First Impression
	Story Behind the Song Recorded in Johns Basement, WE were Probably drunk. Took Joel 700 Guitar Takes Lyrics FIRST IMPRESSION - Selling Out (lyrics) Got together with a couple friends Decided that we'd make a band And then we found some friends to call our fans And then we wrote a catchy track Recorded it and played it back For all our fans to add to their cd rack But then the radio came along And started playing our song And suddenly all of our loyal fans were gone They'd see us and they'd scream and shout Hey look, those guys, they sold out And now we're doing shows each day Everywhere we go they let us play But no one cares about a thing we have to say Cuz now we've got this giant hit We sell a million a week But no one hears the message that we speak Cuz when the radio came along And started playing our song People ignored the message they just sang along They'd see us and they scream and shout When's the next single coming out How'd this happen? we're just four punk guys Suddenly around business suits and ties These people are so shallow they won't look you in the eyes So now we've figured out our path Gonna go get signed to Epitaph And finally get this label off our backs Cuz MTV is so empty And now we see That when the radio came along And started playing our song We should have told them farewell and so long And now the people scream and shout That band they fizzled out But if they'd look around They find us rockin out the underground

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