Suburban Myth
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Suburban Myth
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So let's hit the streets tonight
And I'll show you where I lost my job
And where I got chased by cops
So we'll jump the fence at 13th and 10th
To see where we played our first show
I told you everybody loses sight of
All the how it's been and never was
So let's hit the streets tonight
And I'll show you where I drank on the job
And hung out in that parking lot
Left at the light there's park 16th on the right
And that's the place that we called home
That place you'll never get a chance to know
And all the people through the years you could've known
It makes me wonder what your seeing is almost home
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