Rockers East Vancouver
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Rockers East Vancouver
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We used to go out
Get drunk and get sad
Good friends
But this town
And this scene
Has gone bad
We kept waiting
But still nothing changes
It's a shame
Tired
Old youth
Burnt right out
We kept waiting
But still nothing changes
It's a shame
All those past dues
All those bad moods
All those half truths
All those sad tunes
You wrote while you wasted away
Your big break was what you wanted
A little change was what you needed
Your big break was what you wanted
It's a shame
(2x)
We kept waiting
But still nothing changes
It's a shame
Tired
Old youth
Burnt right out
We kept waiting
But still nothing changes
It's a shame
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