| I sat along the rocks and watch the cold Maine water rush away.
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| The sun and my guitar and I knew what you were doing yesterday.
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| You broke those promises but I’ll get over it.
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| 'Cause as long as I’m breathing fresh air I don’t really give a shit
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| So I’ll complain for the next ten years, but remember that sometimes things are
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| great.
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| I didn’t have directions and I hadn’t eaten anything all day.
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| We sucked a fat one and wasted a hundred dollars just to play.
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| I ate a bag of peanuts right before the windy road.
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| And I couldn’t drink a thing all night 'cause of the vomit in the back my
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| throat.
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| Then you gave me your number and your sweatshirt so I didn’t give a shit.
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| So I’ll complain for the next eleven years, but remember that sometimes things
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| are great.
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| You don’t own me! |
| You don’t own me!
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| I worked my ass of my entire life to accomplish one dream.
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| It started happening and everything was bastardized my greed.
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| I said «pull this shit over and let me out
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| I swear to fucking God I’m fucking giving up right now»
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| And now I’ve got a brand new start, I remember that something are great.
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| Scream it in apartment halls —
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| Scream it loud in shopping malls —
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| Take a ball point pen and paint the inside’s of your eyelids with the constant
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| reminder:
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| You don’t own me. |
| You don’t own me.
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| Then I was underground without food or sunlight or encouragement.
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| Depression set in 'cause I was a product of my environment.
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| Then the other day, I got in my car.
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| Pick Glenn Tillbrook up from the hotel, drive him to the bar.
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| He wore a t-shirt just like me and wasn’t on his phone
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| and for fifteen minutes I had a conversation with a hero.
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| So I’ll complain for the next ten years…
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| And after that we’ll go drink beers until the bar runs out of beers
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| prepare for the next twenty-three years.
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| 'Cause if I wasn’t a fat kid in high school, I would have never listened to
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| punk rock.
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| And if I knew how to throw a football, I would have never played any music.
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| And if never got my heart broken, I would sing «blah blah fucking nothing.»
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| And if you didn’t fuck my ex-girlfriend, I would still owe you three-thousand
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| dollars.
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| And if I never lived in that van I wouldn’t have met Chris or Steve or James,
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| Alex or Middagh.
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| And if I never worked in a basement I would have never moved out of my house.
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| And if I had a big emo band or dropped out of college, I would have never met
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| you, man |