"Number 9" genre: Hardcore Punk
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	A song about the problems I (k3n) had in the early years of high school.
	Credits: Words and Music by Trailer Park Riot
	Story Behind the Song In 1989 there weren't a whole lot of punks out there... it was still 2 years until the Green Day/Nirvana invasion made "punk" acceptable. "Punk" was incomprehensible to the football players who thought it was just another word for "faggot" (THEIR word NOT mine). Punks endured frequent beatings simply because they were punks. This song is for Marty, Jonny, Mark, Eric, Breck and the other denizens of 366. Lyrics I never cared much for the kids at school, that's not to say I didn't try I started hating by the seventh grade I wanted everything to die if you could see inside of me I'd tell you now you turn away if you could somehow read my thoughts I'd scare you with the things I didn't say I'm feeling better now the failed attempts to purify my mind just served to build me up and make me stronger every time I never got into activities I spent my time all by myself I found my solace in some substances I have no interest in my health but I won't squeeze into a mold I've never been the one to do what I was told your single file has got to go I'm older now, I'd show you how I made it but I haven't got the time Looking back on bitter years trying to find the root of fear never had a day without isolation sift through faded memories I'm infected with disease never did a thing without provocation I could never understand pain I couldn't comprehend thirteen years of mental devastation got to find a way to make it STOP

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