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Going to Congamond

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Six Ball Canonical path: /six-ball/going-to-congamond Related lyric paths: 6
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Going to Congamond

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I'm Young

But I'm Not Proud

I'm Wanna Do Things But I'm Not Allowed

My Mind says yes but I don't know

Don't wanna be a 1st Class Joe

I'm buried six feet underground

My head is screaming more than my mouth

I'll go and leave this world

Just because I have morals

People around me make me sick

The people think I'm a dick

No solution to my problem

But do I have one at all?

I'm buried six feet underground

My head is screaming more than my mouth

I'll go and leave this world

Just because I have morals

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