"Holographic Boy" genre: General Comedy
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	The most awful song ever. It only took like half an hour to do, and to tell you the truth, we don't even remember doing it.
	CD: Where is us?? Credits: Justin - Lead vocals, Bass guitar. Devin - Backup Vocs, Guitar. Keyboard - Everything else.
	Story Behind the Song Once our friend went to a fast food restaurant and was attacked by himself. But it wasn't really himself, you see. It was more of a bizarro version of himself. It was very tragic. Lyrics We are not professional... This is a little story of a guy named Holographic Boy. He went down one day to the local fastfood restaurant. He got a meal that made him happy. Justin, did it really make him happy? I.. I guess so.. Oh, Okay. Yeah. Anyway, those meals that make him kinda, sorta, quote-unquote happy wouldn't even feed a giant New York holographic city rat. But sometimes they do. Alright. Anyway, out of that very same sewer came a Negative Holographic Boy, who went to the same restaurant to try to get the same card that our happy Holographic Boy got but you know what happened, Devin? What? (Devin knocks over some equipment) He didn't! He didn't get the same card. Why not? This place has a rule where everyone gets something different, so Negative Holographic Boy went and got himself a big ol' gun to shoot Holographic Boy in the head so he would drop his card. They got into a big war. (Stalling to change the beat and tempo) Holographic Boy just ran away from Negative Holographic Boy because he was scared of the gun that Negative Holographic Boy had because he could shoot him in the head and kill him right off dead.. right off dead.. Now they went and ran around the Earth (something) of time, they got tired, They grew beards.. They were kinda long.. What are you doing? I don't know. Me neither. (more stalling & outro'ing til end)

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