Twenty Two
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Twenty Two
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Twenty Two
"bon voyage" was something that i once said
and eventually regretted.
well, it's come up again...and i wonder if
the same mistakes i used to make
could be remade.
cause "i've been through this before"
well i've said that too.
there's just so much that we can fake
before we break ourselves into-two.
twenty two. the years can hardly catch up
with the years of playing catch up.
must there always be a catch?
what we really want is just ahead,
just over that hill.
and the more i learn, the less i try to climb.
the more we change, the more we wish
we stayed the same,
the more we try to fake ourselves into beliefs:
"the grass must be green somewhere!"
twenty two-the years can hardly catch up,
the years are playing catch up.
must there always be a catch?
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