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Even though it is typical modern rock fluff and this band proved not to have any staying power, this song is brilliant. I remember a younger girl told me about it at my old job. I heard it on the radio in 1998 and said, hmmm I kind of dig this. I then invited this girl out for drinks after work and ended up frolicing passionatley by the railroad tracks. We had a tryst for a while, but then she quit there as did I a short time later. I had her number and we did talk for a while afterwards, but then it just ended. This is pre facebook of course. I forgot her last name, so attempts to find her online have been unsuccessful. But, when I hear this song I harken back to those golden days of 1998!
Hmm, are you sure you ain't me? Except for the railroad tracks of course.
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