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Proverbial Youth
01:55
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I have nothing to say. But I'll say it anyway.
Proverbial youth, millennial box,
Can't trust a thing that I say at all
I have nothing to say, but i'll say it anyway
I'm not afraid to think before I speak.
I'm just afraid to stay the same.
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Distracted
01:37
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Seven hundred million dollars in my hand
think I got enough to fix this land.
Just something about the place that I'm in,
that I can't handle the change.
I never thought I'd be someone
who though I'd be someone
It's like the way that things naturally fade
that I am likely to change.
I've got dreams to dream of,
I've got light to lose,
[I've] been so heavy,
no time for you.
Distracted.
No time for you.
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Leave structure, leaf structure, life structured by me
Strong roots, strong roots that grow from a seed
I've been feeling all the right things.
I want structure, need structure, life structured by me
Strong roots, strong roots that hold down a tree
I've been doing all the right things since I was eighteen.
I built a wall, I built tall.
I built it tall. I let it fall.
The world will still function when we do not exist. (We're not..)
The world will still function when we do not exist.
We're not so permanent.
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