I had a dream last night, a dream about a bear,
dancing in a trenchcoat, hat, and vest.
It didn't take me long to get me well aware
of who was hiding underneath that dress.
For twenty six long years I've known that guy
and I would say his limit is the sky.
I know he would say that it's no big deal.
Humbleness is not needed, you're for real.
Tonight, you turned into Supernova
The Pepper will soon be in clover.
You got your signs right down at Rover.
Yeah, you turned into Supernova.
He'll show you how to pull the trigger on a gun.
I've heard that he's in such a rage.
He'll show you more cause his career have just begun
so watch out for when he will hit the stage.
For twenty six long years I've known that man
and I'm proud to say that we're from the same clan.
A third one just like me and that's alright
but a star like Supernova is way more bright.
I wouldn't say it's over.
You got your signs at Rover
and soon you'll be in clover.
The Dude is out there tonight,
they call him Supernova.
Millencolin is a Swedish punk rock band formed in Örebro in October 1992 by Erik Ohlsson, Mathias Farm and Nikola Sarcevic. In 1993, drummer Fredrik Larzon joined the band. The name Millencolin comes from the skateboarding trick "melancholy". The band achieved international popularity in the 1990s with albums like "No Cigar" (1997) and "Pennybridge Pioneers" (2000), characterized by an energetic and melodic sound that blends elements of punk rock, ska and pop. Among their most well-known songs are "No Cigar", "Penguins and Polarbears" and "The Ballad of the Broken Hearted Man". Millencolin continues to be active today, releasing new albums and performing at music festivals worldwide.
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