Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Kids Like Us
Canonical path: /kids-like-us/skate-and-annoy
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Skate and Annoy
Read Skate and Annoy lyrics by Kids Like Us on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Skate and Annoy
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The sun goes down we hit the streets.
Push the pavement with our feet.
Got the world in our grasp.
Theirs gaps to clear and curbs to wax.
But in the south there's a big fun sponge.
If i could I'd kill the sun.
But that's not realistic so I'll just deal with this shit.
Fuck the heat I love the concrete. SKATE AND ANNOY.
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