To many, Sloan is one of today's quintessential Canadian bands, as cliche as it might sound. Since their debut EP Peppermintin 1992, the fab four - Halifax natives, now relocated to Toronto - have forged a distinct niche for themselves in the Canadian scene. The outfit includes Jay Ferguson and Patrick Pentland on guitar, Chris Murphy on bass, and Andrew Scott on drums; each have their own unique songwriting voice and style, each contribute equally. Sloan's humble beginnings with the aforementioned EP led them to a signing with David Geffen, where they released Smearedthat same year. Following that album and hailed as "Canada's Nirvana," they took a sharp turn with Twice Removed(1994) and never looked back.
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First off here's what you do to me
You get rough, attack my self esteem
It's not much, but it's the best I've got
And I thought you saw the good in everyone
Oo, the good in everyone
You see the good in everyone
You see the good in everyone
I close my eyes, I can't give it up
I dose my mind, I can't get enough
I'm in no shape, I gotta turn it off
Just let it play, 'The Good In Everyone'
Oo, the good in everyone
You see the good in everyone
You see the good in everyone
You see the good in everyone
Oo, the good in everyone