Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Franz Blackbird
Canonical path: /franz-blackbird/weary-youth
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Weary Youth
Read Weary Youth lyrics by Franz Blackbird on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Weary Youth
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Human shame
Not know its own place
Holier than thou
How many souls have you called love?
I will be there by the sea
Throwing your ashes into the wind
As a platonic feeling
With a nod from the atlantic
All my teenage dreams
Will be destroyed by your weary youth
In the shape of a pill
Prescriptions and nicotine
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