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College by Asher Roth
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you told me I was freaking everybody out
I told you everybody was freaking me out
just let me refill and I'll get the fuck out of here.
smoke 40 ounces and drink a pack of cigarettes
tell your friends that you're dead just so they'll fuck off.
make poor decisions and read about them in the morning paper
slowly lose your sense of self.
die a quiet death, wake up, and repeat
spend the whole damn time just dragging your feet.
you asked me for some change and I was being dismissive I said, "you don't need no change unless it's something progressive."
you told me I should take my own advice
and I told you I should take my own advice.
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oh, hey butterfly
I much prefer my ugly skin
can I turn back this time?
oh, hey little one
fly west, fly west
and don't turn back this time
we can never turn back
you can never turn back
rewind
I used to love this place
now I just can't seem to get it up
this world is always changing
and I ain't no damn constant
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soon enough everything will be numb
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ALCOHOL
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Goddamn all these open windows
and this air floating in
too disgusting to breathe.
and goddamn all these seeds we've planted
growing into nothing too disgusted to breathe.
and goddamn these muddy paths
bogged down by this overprotective footwear.
and fuck this sense of entitlement
we're all afflicted with
just the same goddamn carbon copies with a few too many screws loose and buttons pressed too hard
The start button is stuck on this control pad and I just want to pause.
This head is empty, but something else is full.
this life is never ending until the bump hits the road.
we're taught since the beginning anybody can fly
we're all immortal until the day that we die.
you said I've grown so mature
I said you've grown naive and lost your ability to read people.
"You're an asshole," you said
I said, "there you go, now you've got the hang of it."
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