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Artist: Frogcircus
Canonical path: /frogcircus/growing-older-not-wiser
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Growing Older Not Wiser
Read Growing Older Not Wiser lyrics by Frogcircus on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Growing Older Not Wiser
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It ain't nice to see I'm not the same
It ain't nice but I'm glad
Well not so much but enough
I don't know but who does?
Not even love can save me
But I hope you resume
The old me or my new self?
Time will tell, time will tell
Will I change again tomorrow?
Will I stay the same and follow
Feeling cool and shit and doubting?
Maybe I need another halving
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