Not Quite
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Not Quite
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A boy not quite a man
And a girl not quite a woman
Draggin' along living hand to mouth
And palm to palm
In a house
Not quite a home
Lonely yet not quite alone
Dancing to the rythym of the ringing of the telephone
Who knows what happened yesterday?
Tomorrow still a lifetime away
If life is just a game to play
Make up your own rules along the way
A fantasy not quite a lie
Afraid of dying but not to die
Starting trouble
Asking questions
The most important things in life
A vision not quite a dream
On the edge but not quite extreme
And you don't have to move a muscle
To feel like you're falling
Who knows what happened yesterday?
Tomorrow still a lifetime away
If life is just a game to play
Make up your own rules along the way
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