Kicks To Try
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Kicks To Try
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There's no new kicks to try
Another holiday I wonder why
There's no new kicks to try
I got one thing on my mind
I'm in trouble all the time
When the folks aren't around
To say to turn the stereo down
There's no new rules to break
Sitting in my room and I cry
Another holiday I wonder why
Got one thing on my mind
I'm in trouble all the time
There's some guys that I meet
It's the same thing every week
There's nothin' new to try
Another holiday I wonder why
There's nothin' new to try
I got one thing on my mind
I'm in trouble all the time
Everything's already been done
Everything's like the last one
There's no new kicks to try
Another holiday I wonder why
There's no new kicks to try
Another holiday I wonder why
There's no new kicks to try
Another holiday I wonder why
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