Buses & Trains
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Buses & Trains
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Hey Mom
Why didn't you tell me
Why didn't you teach me a thing or two
You just let me go
Out into the World
You never thought to share what you knew
Chorus
So I walked under a bus
I got hit by a train
Keep falling in love
Which is kinda the same
I've sunk out at sea
Crashed my car, gone insane
And it felt so good
I want to do it again
Hey Mom
Why didn't you warn me
Coz about boys is something i should have known
Their like chocolate cake
Like cigarettes
I know they're bad for me
But I just can't leave 'em alone
Chorus
I wanna do it again
Oh, felt so good
Hey Mom
Since we're talking
What was it like when you where young
Has the world changed
Or is it still the same
A man can kill and still be the sweetest fun
Choruses Out
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