Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Green Day
Canonical path: /green-day/coming-clean
Related lyric paths: 6
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Coming Clean
Read Coming Clean lyrics by Green Day on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Coming Clean
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Seventeen and strung out on confusion
Trapped inside a roll of disillusion
I've found out what it takes to be a man
Now mom and dad'll never understand
Secrets collecting dust, but never forget
Skeletons come to life in my closet
I've found out what it takes to be a man
Now mom and dad'll never understand
What's happening to me
Seventeen and coming clean for the first time
I finally figured out myself for the first time
I've found out what it takes to be a man
Now mom and dad'll never understand
What's happened to me
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