Chronic Youth
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Chronic Youth
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You will be dead tomorrow
If you dont read the signs
I try to break the law
By kicking ass and getting high
CHORUS
[Goodtimes]
We gotta drink some more alcohol
Whiskey and wine
[Goodtimes]
A good smoke is all I want
The chronic youth
F*ck you we're f*ckin proud
God save the chronic youth
You said you loved to party
Bullsh*t you know you don't
You say you've got a problem
Get high until you choke
REPEAT CHORUS
Get the f*ck up, back the f*ck up
God save the chronic youth!
Get the f*ck up, back the f*ck up
God save the chronic youth!
CRY! - The chronic youth! [x2]
We are the chronic youth! [x4]
Get the f*ck up, back the f*ck up
One bong and your eyes are dry
Get the f*ck up, back the f*ck up
One sip and you're p*ssed and high!
Oh Yeah!
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