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My friend, |
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You're always the last one to leave |
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Those dimly lit rooms. |
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Making sure the last glass makes its way to the table empty. |
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And every bottle in the place |
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Has been upside down |
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At least a few times what a waste. |
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Is this what's left of you these days? |
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You're not eighteen anymore. |
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Five years should have been, enough time for you to grow up and get over it. |
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Its Not too cool to be throwing up all morning sick from what you might have done or done it with. |
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And I swear if |
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I could take your pain |
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And frame it and hang it on my wall, |
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Then maybe you would never have to hurt it all. |
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And I'm Painting pictures in red and blue. |
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A portrait bruised just like you |
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But now you're walking away. |
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You're not eighteen anymore. |
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Five years should have been, enough time for you to grow up and get over it. |
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Its not too cool to be throwing up all morning sick from what you might of done. |
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When is enough, finally enough? |
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When the hang-ups and the heartbreaks get you past |
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All failures and bad breaks just accept yourself |
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And Find something that brings you closer to complete |
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And these pictures in red and blue. |
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A portrait bruised just like you |
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But now you're walking away. |
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You're not eighteen anymore. |
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Five years should have been, enough time for you to grow up and get over it. |
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Its not too cool to be throwing up all morning sick |
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From what you might of done or done it with. |
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When is enough, finally enough? |
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When is enough, finally enough? |