No Shows In April
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No Shows In April
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I live
For these weekends
And to take advantage
Of second chances
With glances
Still an outcast kid
Now watch me decline
The days
Are getting longer
And the years
Are getting shorter
And I'm not
Getting younger so
Let's go out
I guess this
What you call
Fitting in
All my
High school friends
Are either on drugs
Or live far north
From this town
We were raised in
They've escaped
To better places
Than this
I guess this
What you call
Fitting in
And this is
What it means
To finally get away
I live near
The east Atlantic
But that doesn't mean
A damn thing
I'll take back
All my chances
Just to escape
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