Motocross
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Motocross
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Am I stupid, am I dumb?
Is my touch what makes you numb?
Am I just too much at times?
I don't like change, keep your dimes
I've got voices in my head
Saying: Don't get out of bed
Why can't you just tell me I'm wrong?
Say I'm perfect to get along
Don't you know (mmm) you ain't 18 no more?
Don't you know you growin' old?
Don't you know you ain't 18 no more?
Don't you know, my one and only?
Feeling unwanted, I'm Josh and you're Mindy
But, Drake is waiting in the Windy City for me
Should I go home? What do you know?
My selfish destruction is based in FOMO
Pokémon trainers to bottles of painkillers
Growing old, it is a beautiful thing
Also the end of my world, how 'bout you girl?
Could you tell me your thoughts? Yeah-ah
Don't you know you ain't 18 no more?
Don't
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