You Don’t Belong (Lyrics)

Hey you, Is there something worth aspiring to? And can it be found in a record store? Well, it's not there anymore. Just think of all the things we did. We were different, just like all the other kids. Missy was a teen blue video star. Tom took his life in his mother's car. Milo went to college, but you knew about that. Rodney played our record; GG started riots. Laurie was always quiet. She was battling depression. Hey you, Is there something worth belonging to? And can I pick it up for a song Or a diploma or a worthy cause? Well, let me tell you that there's nothing wrong. It's just that ones like us will never belong. Jack wore a skirt but he knew how to scrap. Billy went to county on a class-one possession. Wendy went to school while her daddy shot smack. Eugene kept a list; Mugger was security. Mary, she kept her purity. We were all in it together. Yellowed postcards on the wall Serve to cover up a blankness after all. So I will carry them along, Like a song, when I'm gone, yeah. Hey you, Is there something worth belonging to? You know, we've been here all along, Like a confederacy of the wrong. And I confess, it could be prejudice, But to you I dedicate this song. Yeah, you.