Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Diamond Youth
Canonical path: /diamond-youth/pleasantries
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Pleasantries
Read Pleasantries lyrics by Diamond Youth on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Pleasantries
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I'm in a maze now
Riding a ride
I fall when i'm leaving my bed
I dropped you off
And it was over
Why can't we be like our friends
'cause you're just a kid
And you don't know right from wrong
Driving a long time
By places we used to feel free
I need a palm tree or a sun
We need a break from all these pleasantries
Why can't we just move a long
It's not about what the others say
I believe in us on our own
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