| We were half-dressed, careless
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| Wouldn’t end well but I digress
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| Bare feet, concrete
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| Tripping to the obvious trap beat
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| As time goes
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| This time we’ll leave and be forgotten
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| Yeah we were unwound, sundown
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| Trying to make sense of what we found
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| Out in the heat
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| Losing my blood in the wild creek
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| As time goes
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| This time we’ll leave and be forgotten
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| Sometimes I wish it never changed
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| But I’m fine, no one can stay the same
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| No one can stay the same
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| Shirts wet from sweat
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| Were we recognized by the government yet?
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| Wide eyed, east side
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| Wasn’t anything that we wouldn’t try
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| As time goes
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| This time we’ll leave and be forgotten
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| Gold plates, sewer grates
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| Didn’t know a thing about real estate
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| Young bride, french wine
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| Bringing souvenirs to fill her mind
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| As time goes
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| This time we’ll leave and be forgotten
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| Sometimes I wish it never changed
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| But I’m fine, no one can stay the same
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| No one can stay the same
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| Stay the same
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| Sometimes I wish it never changed
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| But I’m fine, no one can stay the same |