Parent's House
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Parent's House
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I need a break
Our bodies stop, but we still age
I'm through living with you
At your parents' house
I was never myself
And you were always someone else, someone else
You're not a saint
The frame you took and tried to paint
Is lewd take it with you
To your parents' house
I was never myself
And you were always someone else, someone else
Where are you now?
And will you wait for me there?
The way it stands
The overcoat you would not lend
It's proof long overdue
At your parents' house
I was never myself
And you were always someone else, someone else
Where are you now?
And will you wait for me there?
Where are you now?
And will you wait for me there?
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