[Intro]

Yeah

Is this thing on?

[Outro]

Yo, first off, we made this record in San Pedro, California, at Harbor Martyr Studios, that's it

Shout outs to Jon Genius and the Joseph family

And speakin' of which, a big thanks to the families of Nowell, Wilson, Gaugh, Pangborn, and the boys

[?] Escalante, you're the uncle we never had

Mama Troy, we love you, thanks for pushin' out our little weirdo

And thanks to everyone on our crew, D-Rock, Carlos, Dennis, [Gid?], [Asha?] Max, Mikey P., Freshy-Fresh, Tony, [Kensi?], Lance, Mark, Zach, Danimal

You're a bunch of legends, and the last few years would not have been possible without y'all

And to the families of Redondo Beach

Sorry about that chick who pulled her tits out on stage, or you're welcome, either way it wasn't our idea

To all our featured friends, Zac, Fletcher, G. Love, H.R., and Benny

Thank you for your contributions; down to do another?

And also thanks to everyone who jammed with us while makin' this record: Mr. Tim Wu, Wes dog on the 'bone, and of course Bud's high school drum teacher

And a big thanks to everyone who's been part of Sublime, whether V2, V3, and now V4

That means Opie and the Dubbies crew, Marshall Goodman, Kelly Vargas, RAS-1, Short Bus, Dub Cat, Perro Bravo, and Ziggens!

Rest in peace, Bert and John

Shit, even you, big man!

And everyone who's been a part of this sound, from now until the sun blows up you are family

Furthermore, we'd like to acknowledge the contributions of Wild Cherry [?], Christopher H. [Lundi?], [Vowel?] Wolf, [?], Jordi Jorts, [Margs?], Nate "Doggy Dog" Cimino

Every friend, fan, or kickass band that's been a part of this SVN/BVRNT stylee street parade

If you're hearin' this, it marks the beginning of a new epoch of Southern California sound

And to the Eighth Ball boys, tell that little drummer kid if he ever pulls a knife at a show again, our merch guy [Layno?]'s been takin' jiu-jitsu lessons

Might even be gettin' broken off worse than Jake's leg at BayFest last year

But as we all know, none of this would be possible without the hard work and war strats by the legend Mr. Spadey Smurf himself, Kevin Zingero

The legacy of SRH and Skunk Records are in the blood of this band

And speakin' of Skunk, big love to uncle Michael Miguel Happoldt for bein' such a big part of it since the beginning

Jake wanted me to say thanks for bein' there for him that time he took too much acid back in high school

And thank you for bein' there for the family when we lost the captain Big Jim Nowell

Without the guidance of elders like Jim, our future means nothing

And finally, crucially, and most importantly, with the highest honor and respect, do we take a moment of silence for Bradley Nowell

This band has become bigger than any of us, but it will never be bigger than you

Thanks again

(This is Bradley, comin' from Long Beach town)