Grown Ups
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Grown Ups
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A stone's gonna be a stone forever
our hands should have never been together
you've said you've never wanted it to be like that
but my love's just gone and won't come
back i want it to come back
Do you see that star? (it's gone, my friend)
Can you touch it now? (just like our innocence)
We've grown we're strong we wait for the end
Do you believe in tender feelings
with not even a trace of spite to taint them?
I'd say you're so naive it gets me down
but you still like when I'm
around well I am around
Do you see that star? (it's gone, my friend)
Can you touch it now? (just like our innocence)
We've grown we're strong we wait for the end
Do you see that star? (it's gone, my friend)
Can you touch it now? (just like our innocence)
We've grown we're strong we wait for the end
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