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Where is she goin' out tonight?
Is she wearin' your shirt, is she driving your car?
She was the one who was most likely to but she never got throughAnd she never got far and if we look at her yearbook picture
I'm sure we'll see a face that looks a lot like now
She always wanted to be accepted, she was only rejected, anyhowAnd Renee remains the same
Renee, she'll never change
She's the sameWell, is she leavin' the house tonight?
Is she carrying your keys as she waves goodbye?
He was the one who was most likely to but he never got her throughAnd they barely made it by but if we look at her family picture
I'm sure we'll see a face that looks a lot like now
I always wanted to get her attention, I only got rejection, anyhowRenee remains the same
Renee, she'll never change
She's the sameIs she takin' your house tonight?
Is she lookin' through your eyes as she says goodbye?
You were the one that was gonna make her happyYou only made her cry but if you look at her yearbook picture
I'm sure we'll see a face that looks a lot like now
I only wanted to get her affection, I only got rejection, anyhowRenee remains the same
Renee, she'll never change

She's the same, she's the same

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Material Issue was a power pop power trio from Chicago, Illinois. Their trademark was a brand of dense, rich, manic, and powerful pop tunes. Their lyrics revolved heavily around themes of love and heartbreak, having a phalanx of girl's-first-name-titled songs. Singles such as "Diane" and "Valerie Loves Me" remain staples of rock radio. Formed in 1985, Material Issue was the brainchild of frontman Jim Ellison (who also played guitar, provided lead vocals, and wrote all Material Issue songs). Their early days featured a revolving door of bass players and drummers.

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