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Everyday's the same, same old crap, same old wonder New day is dawning, morning bright, a day to plunder Welcome to the real world, one away from heady dreams Yet still ripe with stargaze and colour and off-of-table schemes You wake up in the moment, taking it as prescribed Leaving buried things buried, you keep it all inside. Visiting "Chez Louis", tossing back Main Street Who's putting on who, who's missing the beat Pair of size 10 sneakers, rubber soles, red and white No sweater, no hat, the sun is raging bright You take a trip to nowhere, not so very far And marvel at the marvel, of feeling like a star. They call you a lost wonder, you call 'em all first rate Leave it all to karma and destiny and fickle, fickle fate Don't start your **** again, just leave and keep on truckin' You've other strands of life that you'll want to get to pluckin' Living, it's called, a right serious sore temptation To shed false airs and try for new sensation.
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Jun 24, 2015
Jun 24, 2015 at 12:31 PM UTC
Everyday Life
Everyday's the same, same old crap, same old wonder New day is dawning, morning bright, a day to plunder Welcome to the real world, one away from heady dreams Yet still ripe with stargaze and colour and off-of-table schemes You wake up in the moment, taking it as prescribed Leaving buried things buried, you keep it all inside. Visiting "Chez Louis", tossing back Main Street Who's putting on who, who's missing the beat Pair of size 10 sneakers, rubber soles, red and white No sweater, no hat, the sun is raging bright You take a trip to nowhere, not so very far And marvel at the marvel, of feeling like a star. They call you a lost wonder, you call 'em all first rate Leave it all to karma and destiny and fickle, fickle fate Don't start your **** again, just leave and keep on truckin' You've other strands of life that you'll want to get to pluckin' Living, it's called, a right serious sore temptation To shed false airs and try for new sensation.
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37/M/Canadian
Jun 24, 2015
Jun 24, 2015 at 12:31 PM UTC
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