| What’s my scene still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my scene still tryin' to find my scene
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| Yeah
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| I saw some hippies, they were laying in the park
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| They were just passing around the joint and playing the guitar
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| So I, asked if I could join them (do you guys mind if I hang out for a lil bit?)
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| They said sure, and complimented my aura
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| I said thanks and sat right down
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| Pulled the hash pipe out and relaxed myself for hours straight
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| Sat around baked and it felt great
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| We talked shit and made pictures out of cloud shapes
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| we talked about the tofu, no shoes, folk tunes and all the protests that they
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| don’t do
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| Smoking doobies and talking 'bout the reason we were saving the entire world,
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| then we went and fired twelve
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| Later that night we were sitting in the same spot, made up my mind,
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| figured I’d take off
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| I asked 'em all «so what else do you guys do?»
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| They looked surprised «this is it, we get high»
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| What’s my scene, still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my scene, still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my, still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my scene, still tryin' to find my scene
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| As I was walking from the park where the hippies were, I bumped into a bunch of
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| drunks wearing business shirts
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| And they just finished work, having a well earned drink and they mistook me for
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| some dude they used to work with
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| Greg
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| Yeah they kept calling me Greg
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| I thought Well I could be Greg, at least for the weekend, and just pretend to
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| be what a sweet plan
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| We could be friends, at the time it made complete sense
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| We went into a bar where we drank, and we talked about all that money sitting
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| in the bank, and our job
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| A stock in the economy as well, and the best time to go and buy a property and
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| sell
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| And all the ways that money could be spent
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| A trend started to form I was bored so I said, «well, I’m looking for a scene,
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| and this one isn’t it»
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| Lifted and heard em whispering «Greg seems different»
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| What’s my scene, still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my scene, still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my, still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my scene, still tryin' to find my scene
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| It’s the hardest thing to do
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| To look like them but feel like you
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| It’s the hardest thing to do… (uh-huh, uh-huh)
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| It’s the hardest thing to do
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| To look like them but feel like you
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| It’s the hardest thing to do
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| (Look)
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| Rocked up to a party with some cheap beer
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| I thought «yeah, I could easily find a scene here»
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| A bunch of dudes challenged me to some halo
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| I said okay but I’ve never really played though
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| I saw some pretty little hipsters in the corner, who told me that their
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| favourite bands were ones that hadn’t formed yet
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| I talked to lawyers dressed as sharks, or maybe sharks dressed as lawyers,
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| either way I felt unsafe in the water
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| I was chilling with gym junkies, talking bout their gym past spin class,
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| sipping slim fast from a hip flask, told a guy thought we looked the same,
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| didn’t think he’d take offense
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| Pretty weird I think he said his name was Greg
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| I must’ve tried at least hundred different scenes but I aint never found one
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| that’s really me nah
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| Maybe I’m a weirdo, or maybe they’re the weird ones, or maybe I don’t really
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| even need one
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| But I’m still,
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| What’s my scene, still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my scene, still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my, still tryin' to find my scene
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| What’s my scene, still tryin' to find my scene |