| My friends don’t need jobs
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| 'cause they all sell drugs
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| And spend their Fridays
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| Setting fire to their college degrees
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| And I think to some degree
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| They are more practical than me
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| My friends don’t need God
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| 'Cause they all feel loved
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| And spend their Sundays sleeping in
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| And getting high on the street
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| And I think a greater meeting
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| Could be right beneath their noses
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| Oh Moses, Jesus, any full of grace
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| You know I’ve been trying hard here
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| But I can’t hold the weight
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| Of all these searching circles
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| I’m trying to find my place
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| The empty head feels heavier everyday
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| But Andy broke last fall
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| And we all just shrugged
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| There 'ain't no purpose fighting holy wars
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| For something you’re not
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| And I think we’re better off believing in ourselves
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| But that’s me
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| And did you know today
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| I was 10 bucks short
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| But a four corner… resolution
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| Unavoided but learned to spoil it
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| Don’t know how I make me proud again
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| I don’t know how I can make me proud again
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| Teach me how I can make me proud again |