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I pull you from the wreckage of the architecture that we built
so long ago
you ask me if I forgot you I say I can't forget what i've learned
though i've tried i try i try i try
i try to tell you something but the sound comes out all blury
oh you tell me that you have
oh you tell me that you have, not thought about me.
I pull you from the wreckage of the architecture that we built
so long ago
you ask me if I forgot you I say, I forgot myself
and then you ask me if I play guitar, I say yea, but I still hit all the strings
so I play you a song but you're not listening, and neither am i.
Oh, will I stay forever young?
Will I stay forever young
Oh, will I stay forever young?
Well I don't know, and thats alright by me.
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Well I'd Never!
01:56
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The simplest, solutions I let go
I complicate, forever in a hole
and you told me that you're sorry
you never meant to let go
You tell me that we're still friends
well I guess i'll
settle for that
So, it's over I guess
So, it's over I guess
So, It's over I guess so
Well I'd never
I'd never
I'd never.
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3. |
Loop, loop, loop...
02:27
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Sometimes the root of my problems are my own problems
Cause and effect can't exist when the cause just effects more cause
and if theres a light at the end of the tunnel
thats swell, but it seems like my light dims more and more each day
and this all seems like an endless loop
of fucked up situations, decisions.
Made in my head
out of fear of being happy and content
and the only thing I love in this world is punk rock
but punk rock doesn't seem love me back
Sadly i'm thrown away by the things I care about most
and the people I care about are never close enough to push me back
and thats how I like it.
and all this seems like an endless loop
of fucked up situations, decisions.
Made in my head
out of fear of being happy and content
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4. |
Coltrane
03:03
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Why do we only sing about
sadness depression and
why do we always sing about
broken hearts everywhere
And why do we only sing about
anger and anger and
why do we only sing about
broken hearts everywhere…
and thats why
I prefer John Coltrane
cause he's not just bitching about his ex-girlfriend
and he's always taking Giant Steps
Giant Steps
Giant Steps
Thats why I prefer John Coltrane
cause he's not just singing about his ex-girlfriend
and he's always taking Giant Steps
Giant Steps
Giant Steps
And we just dwell on the past
We only dwell on the past
We just dwell on the past
Yea we always dwell on the past…
We just sit alone
drinking beers and smoking cigarettes
when my moms not home
moms not home
We just wallow in our own self pity
pitty
for those broken hearts everywhere
and thats why
I prefer John Coltrane
cause he's not just bitching about his ex-girlfriend
and he's always taking Giant Steps
Giant Steps
Giant Steps
Thats why I prefer John Coltrane
cause he's not just singing about his ex-girlfriend
and he's always taking Giant Steps
Giant Steps
Giant Steps
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Cannonball Kid Rochester, New York
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