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Artist: Jeff Rosenstock
Canonical path: /jeff-rosenstock/june-21st
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June 21st
Read June 21st lyrics by Jeff Rosenstock on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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June 21st
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Gone
It's beautiful out there
There's nothing I'd rather do
Than slay the nightmare
Arm in arm with you
I didn't leave the house all day
For the last thirty Saturdays
It's time to trade the darkness for a view
Because it's June 21st
And this winter was the worst we've ever seen
But we made it through the freeze
And now it's June 21st
And this winter was the worst we've ever seen
Now it's 84 degrees forever
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Jeff Rosenstock performs "June 21st", and this lyric page sits inside the Jeff Rosenstock catalog on LyroVerse.
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