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Alright, now just take one good look at me, |
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'Cause it's the last you'll ever see tonight, I'm leaving this house. |
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And just think about it, you'll never have to see |
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The kid you didn't want from the beginning of my life. (so thanks.) |
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And the air will be better, |
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It will feel much thinner. |
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It will feel much smoother. |
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And you, you go back to forgetting your son. |
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And I'm going to run away with my baby, |
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Get married and maybe someday we'll have kids that you'll never meet. |
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And I'm gonna tell them stories of how the grandpop abandoned the only son he had. (thanks dad.) |
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And see the air will be better, |
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It will feel much thinner. |
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It will feel like heaven. |
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It will feel so good when I am gone. |
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Oh, I'm gone... |
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Now see, I don't know what you think, you're just a kid. |
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Only 18, where do you plan on going? |
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And see, you won't have no ground to stand on, |
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You won't have a better place to live |
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And you'll be missing the comfort of this place. |
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See, the air will be thicker, |
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It will be hard to breathe sometimes. |
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You won't know what hit you, |
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You'll be scared and miss home before you know it. |
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Now, don't go make a decision that's going to leave your life down a collision course of failure. |
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But you're a grown up now, you're 18. |
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So please reconsider everything that you've been thinking |
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And open your eyes. |
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See, the air will be humid, |
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It will give you headaches. |
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It will make you sweat. |
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It will be a mistake if you go. |
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Oh, but I can't stop you anymore. |
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Dad, I'm leaving tonight, |
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I won't trouble you anymore. |
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And I don't need this in my life, |
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I don't need it anymore. |
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Dad, I'm leaving tonight, |
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I won't trouble you anymore. |
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And I don't need this in my life, |
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I don't need it anymore. |
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Goodbye. |