Just a little samey, but really there's more variety than the opening two singles let on. I dig the positive lyrics; as a band renowned largely for being politically conscious, they could've wrote something really bitter and cynical to reflect the current shitty climate. Instead they did the opposite of that and wrote something hopeful and optimistic. An interesting statement! Anyone worried this would suck after Don't Do It Donnie came out, rest assured this is a solid effort.
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