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We Were Both Young
01:36
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We were both young and on our own
With no one to tell us right from wrong.
We went back to my place,
And into the bedroom.
Well this all happened so fast
When it was done you told me that
Somebody already had you.
Well we met back in a high school class,
I hadn't seen her since that last
Curious glance that she gave me.
So we walked a few miles and shared our smiles.
But you talked to other people.
So in the end we both decided you just might be better off,
To go back home,
Be with your own,
And maybe one day you could tell them,
And they'd forgive you for this.
(haha nah)
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2. |
No Eyes On My Back
01:52
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Life's been moving so slow,
I think I'll speed it up.
But I've been feeling like a joke,
I wanna get conceited, but not too much.
Just been starin' at my past,
Yea now there's a good laugh.
But with no eyes on my back
I don't know why I can't just leave that shit alone.
Cause when time is lost,
Most people move on.
But you'll stay stuck,
Free from everything but yourself.
And I think you need that.
Gotta get my habits in line.
Gotta quit lying and saying I'm fine.
But what's the use when no matter what I say you just believe it.
All the time.
Cause when people are lost,
Time moves on.
So accept that they're gone,
Or stick around till your heart starts bleeding.
Or just stops beating.
Whichever comes first.
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Waitin'
02:27
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I've been waitin' for this
All my life and it's
Getting clear
I'm not much for
These years.
Somehow this evening
I've locked into this feeling
I'm undressed.
I've been waitin' all
My life for this one thing.
And i'm sick of waitin' for it now.
Somehow this evening
I've locked into this feeling
I'm undressed.
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Benny Timbre Chicago, Illinois
Benny Timbre recommends:
Pop-punk. Occasionally morose, sometimes happy, always fast and catchy.
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