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I was born with a baseball bat in hand. I had walk-mans and dreams. I had "Let's go to college" I had "Shoot for the moon." If I could travel back, and tell that kid what to do. I'd say "You wouldn't believe the revolution coming for you. " "Run. Get away. You'll never be free." "There's nowhere to hide from these blinking lights and these screens." "Cherish your days of Summer in the grass. Cherish those boring Monopoly nights." "They are everywhere And the Kid's Aren't Alright."
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Jul 3, 2015
Jul 3, 2015 at 10:53 PM UTC
A Generation of Nostalgia
I was born with a baseball bat in hand. I had walk-mans and dreams. I had "Let's go to college" I had "Shoot for the moon." If I could travel back, and tell that kid what to do. I'd say "You wouldn't believe the revolution coming for you. " "Run. Get away. You'll never be free." "There's nowhere to hide from these blinking lights and these screens." "Cherish your days of Summer in the grass. Cherish those boring Monopoly nights." "They are everywhere And the Kid's Aren't Alright."
ian-steele
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Jul 3, 2015
Jul 3, 2015 at 10:53 PM UTC
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