| Wasted on a parkbench in May
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| Stuck between a Texaco and the Eastside hotel
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| And the used-car salesman
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| He’s a-talkin' to you
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| Wavin' a cigarette around
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| Sayin' there’s not a lot more you can do
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| Alright
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| Thinkin', is this all that here is?
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| I’m kinda feelin', it should have been so much more than this
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| And whatever drove you
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| Is now turnin' you 'round
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| Man, if you ever make it back unharmed
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| There’s no knowin' what you’d find
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| I said at least for a minute, man, I’d rather not be talking to you
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| Because we’re going out of business and I’m lookin' for excuses to live
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| And mama’s only son is never comin' home again
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| Sleepin', or not sleepin' at all
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| Stayin' awake with your punk-rock-trash
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| And your push-up routine
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| Man, you always knew to have a bad, time didn’t you
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| And it didn’t really matter where you are
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| Or could you make it down the street
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| Could you make it that far?
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| Hey what’s wrong with you? |
| x3
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| Ah you’re not meetin any good people
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| Just a-wasting on a parkbench in May
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| Just get up in the mornin'
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| Fine-fine-fine
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| Just five more minutes
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| Getting too much sleep
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| Sleepin' on your feet
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| Always into trouble
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| Always in a bubble
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| Always taking smiles
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| Always telling lies
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| Just give me a minute
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| Hey what’s wrong with you? |
| x3 |