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Twice For Flinching
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I'll never be in a hardcore band because I turned eighteen but growing old wasn't the plan shelves of tapes and CDs penned by teens and early twenties I won't be making the ranks of them
It's getting harder to convince my friends to get in a van and spend three weeks away from their families am I the only one who wants to get drunk in Midwest basements instead of working fifty weeks somewhere that's stable and reliant I guess I see their point
I could die any day now though I guess that always was the case but I'm seeing more lines and feeling more frustrations I guess that should've been my motivation
I remember hating being young and naive tripping on shoelaces like I couldn't see in front of me shit piled up and got worse it's just the way shit works I've aged out of the person that I wanted to be can't pump the brakes on my mistakes
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