Move Out, Move On
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Move Out, Move On
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Let's hope one day you'll to able
To understand how ridiculous this pressure is on you
The pressure put on you
And then things will be clearer
In regards to friends and family
And the right career to choose
The right career moves
We can only save these days soon
What will regret and distress
Exactly do for you?
And with that said
How do we fix this ever changing mood?
Let's say all of this stuff happened
And then you'll sleep at night
Knowing there's nothing here to lose
There is nothing to prove
But we can only hope that with moving out
Comes moving on with the best part of your youth
The best part of our youth
Yeah I hope for you this day's coming soon
What will regret and distress
Exactly do for you?
And with that said
How do we fix this ever changing mood?
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