Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Men Without Pants
Canonical path: /men-without-pants/these-days
Related lyric paths: 6
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These Days
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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These Days
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They don't talk about this in indie rock songs
They act like they've got problems
You wanna really see a grown man cry
These days
I barely get by
So hard
Movin' on
With all the things we shared
And all the things we've done
But that don't change
What is true
That for so long I was so sick of being with you
*Repeat
Bad guy
Used to be the good guy
Tried to tell her how I felt
But it wouldn't fly
Now she's gone
Off to another one
Remember when I used to be the only one
Whatever
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