| I woke up this morning and realized
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| There is no job that I’d ever want
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| To spend my whole life doing
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| (Because I don’t have the patience)
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| I’ve been thinking as I age
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| No gray only twenty three years old
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| But already I’ve become someone
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| I once told myself I would never be
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| Not that being me is such a bad thing it just sucks
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| To go from aw, shucks to sho nuff then find out
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| That rhyming as I know it isn’t what it’s all about
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| I can’t finish anything I start
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| I break hearts and grow flowers on the window sill
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| Still I feel like there’s nothing lifelike in these hands
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| Now I have to lie crying foul, someone breathed too loud
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| I get another try, can I buy a vowel?
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| Oh my God, I’m sick of sob stories
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| Everybody envies any life but their own
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| Nobody thinks to stop moping
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| And get open spend some time alone
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| I gotta read a book, I need to wear more sweaters
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| I’m glad I cut my hair, I’m glad I stopped wearing underwear
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| I’m better off, each day less sun shines through my curtain
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| I’m certain it shouldn’t hurt to get up but it does
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| I love the buzz, I get forgetting every day I’ve wasted
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| I remember kissing but can’t remember how kissing tasted
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| I’ve faced my fears with beers and got wasted
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| So I suckle on the forty bottle, my brain throttled
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| It buckled under the weight of my slumber state
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| I’m way too involved to appreciate, I’m too evolved to deviate
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| All alone in my room the booze I reek of
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| I’m asleep at the wheel with no windshield to speak of
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| And it’s just another rainy day
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| Can’t see the rainbow, there’s too much gray
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| Gotta wash this sad face away
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| On a cold muggy Monday in a dark part of town
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| I used my body as a host for those just floating around
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| I heard the chant of the chiccadas
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| And was haunted by the cadence of their stated sound verbatim
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| I was vaporized like skies full of napalm calm
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| Raining down like an a-bomb
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| And here I am just trying to stay strong
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| In the honey-hopping, flower pot to pot
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| I pan block to block, all I see is spots to shop
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| And lots of cheap spots to sleep and flowerpots
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| And coffee grinds empty mugs and lemon rinds
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| I jitterbug but cut a better rug after a bitter mug of all black coffee
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| Softly I walk into the next room and think
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| Soon it will be me standing there awfully scared to commit
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| But shit I don’t want to lose
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| Or have to choose between using my music
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| And being used to suit dudes
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| And now I’m feeling I can’t do shit
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| I struggle to remain sober rain jump over mud puddles
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| I’m passively subtle, act all shy and can’t raise my voice
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| Though I made my choice
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| I, so surprised at how this solemn vow I took to self
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| To go for delf soured in my dour smile, checked my style
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| And with soiled shoes decided I would stay a while
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| I parked my car but made to leave
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| Wanting to say what I wore on my sleeve
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| Wanting to stay but I couldn’t breathe
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| Or read the signs or redefine reasoning
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| Even though I can’t control my own breathing
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| Looking out my window clouds settle low and misty
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| Watching tracks of tears rolling down my cheek rather swiftly
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| Sitting on my bed waiting for the sun to lift me
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| And it’s just another rainy day
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| Can’t see the rainbow, there’s too much gray
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| Gotta wash this sad face away |