Why would I ever consider
Letting myself get wrapped up again with you
I spent more than just my time
Begging you to stop the fucked up things you do
Before I gave up on you
But we'll get it right
We'll get it right
This time
We'll get it right
We'll get it right
We'll get it right
This time
You don't want me telling people
What went down before you got your head on straight
When they see you with me now
They look at you as if they know
Must have found out anyway
But we'll get it right
We'll get it right
This time
We'll get it right
Get it right
Get it right
This time
Think it's worth another try
Starting over don't seem possible to me
We'd only be continuing
Continuing with more of the same
Just more of the same
But we'll get it right
Get it right
Get it right
This time
We'll get it right
Get it right
Get it right
This time
Samiam is a Californian band formed in Berkeley at the end of 1988 after the breakup of Isocracy, a historic group of the Gilman club. Their first show took place in January 1989 with Christ on Parade. They released records through New Red Archives and Hopeless Records in the US and Burning Heart Records in Europe. In the mid-'90s, the band had two releases on major labels, Atlantic Records in 1994 and Ignition/Tommy Boy in 1997. This path achieved modest mainstream success; the video for Capsized gained a lot of airplay on MTV, they performed on the Jon Stewart Show in 1994 and the single, "She Found You" garnered considerable radio play in 1998. Samiam toured extensively throughout Europe, North America and Japan with Bad Religion, Green Day, The Toadies, Sense Field, Blink-182 and Millencolin.
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