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I grew up in a small town just like you, Wandering the streets with nothing to do. We had dreams of beautiful chaos Only stopping to laugh off our lives, Don't talk about the issues that keep us up at night, Standing broken but whole in the right light, Standing whole seen through broken eyes. Remember the times we hit the highway Flying fast, transitioning from the 81 to 80 Hoping we might just run out of gas Giving us a reason to not turn back, While listening to all the anthems That made us miss a childhood we never had. With tears in your eyes, you turned the music down low Meeting your solemn gaze You begged me not to take you home. I grew up in a small town just like you Until the night we didn't turn around In search of something new
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Feb 13, 2020
Feb 13, 2020 at 1:55 PM UTC
A kid you knew
I grew up in a small town just like you, Wandering the streets with nothing to do. We had dreams of beautiful chaos Only stopping to laugh off our lives, Don't talk about the issues that keep us up at night, Standing broken but whole in the right light, Standing whole seen through broken eyes. Remember the times we hit the highway Flying fast, transitioning from the 81 to 80 Hoping we might just run out of gas Giving us a reason to not turn back, While listening to all the anthems That made us miss a childhood we never had. With tears in your eyes, you turned the music down low Meeting your solemn gaze You begged me not to take you home. I grew up in a small town just like you Until the night we didn't turn around In search of something new
ryan-maroni
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Feb 13, 2020
Feb 13, 2020 at 1:55 PM UTC
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