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Distractions

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Distractions

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Grow up straight

Gonna be late

Got straight A's

Acted in their plays

First fist fight

First extended night

Then the grades drop

Explain it all to pop

Integrity of the mind

Distracted past it's needs

Dirty magazines

Score some more weed

Destroy the knowledge

Burn the seed

Apply yourself

Knowledge

It's totally painless

Don't be so brainless

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