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Im dumb
I make stupid shit mistakes
All I can do is lie awake
Jaded at the ripe age of 21
Ready for plucking
To wither away or serve some greater good
Or evil
Life is a curious thing
Those things seem to choose you
You grow up and move away
Instead I grew down and stayed that way
And when you think about
These kinds of things
Its hard to work somewhere trivial
Its hard to talk to people
Or anything. Oh you mean
Living
Yea thats it
In this society anyways
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Mad Kid[CougarCreek]
03:52
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Biting on the collar of every t shirt
Childlike subconsciousness
Im a nervous wreck
Im a never ending nerve ending
Cause you know its all been done before
Just another mad kid with a guitar
And burned out lungs
Stretching out past the body
Passing the breathable atmosphere
Into territory not unknown
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Yea we're so comfortable
And I wouldnt have it any other way
Like a nest under a crow
The sad south wind will blow
And all our troubles will be carried away
And youll listen to me ramble on about the stars
Always there. We'll always share.
A peice of me. A piece of you.
A baby girl. Fell fast asleep.
Our own world
Which we live in
Makes it seem to me that this light wont dim
One room apt. love never ends
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Yea write just what comes out
And youll never regret
Youll never forget
Pen and Paper. Sensible things
Hardships and failures
Yea life goes on is what we all see
But not for everyone
So wrap up tight your loved ones now
Cause you never know when you or them
Will head up to that bright blue sky
And rise and rise and rise and rise
And I was standing on top of the mtn
And after all the screaming was done
I thought about how the rest of my life will go
Yes there is evil in this world
But why should we let it rule us
Love is anything but useless
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Regrets[Go Home]
02:10
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My Fault[Go Home]
03:39
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