Too Late To Die Young
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Too Late To Die Young
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Too young to die, too late to die young
I try to fight, but get high and give up
I ain't ever felt loved
I ain't ever felt loved
The punks are wired and these records feel tough
It's loud and wild, but I swear it feels soft
Yeah, it's always enough
It's always been enough
There's honesty in these neon lights
We're animals, drunk and alive
I swear, right now I'm alright
The lowest lives and the desperate ones
You are the light of the damaged and fucked
Baby, turn your heart up
Baby, turn your heart up
There's honesty in these neon lights
We're animals, drunk and alive
I swear, right now I'm alright
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