Young and Dumb
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Young and Dumb
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Hey kid, where you gonna go?
Mother’s not around, Father’s out of town
You’re alone and out of reach
Hey kid, it’s not the end of the world
You’ve only just begun
Staring at the sun
To give you light to see
It’s a part of being young
It’s the heart of being young
It’s the fault of being young
So young, So young and dumb
Maybe what you feel now
Will last until your old
Bitter grey and cold if you keep running
One day you’ll forget all the pain
And laugh about the day
It all went up in flames
And you’ll be smiling
It’s a part of being young
It’s the heart of being young
It’s the fault of being young
So young and dumb
It’s all a part of growing up
It’s temporary, not enough
It’s all a part of growing up
All too quick, never enough.
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