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Artist: The Midnight
Canonical path: /the-midnight/kids-prelude
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Kids (Prelude)
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Kids (Prelude)
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Kids are sad, the sky is blue
There are monsters in the spare bedroom
Kids grow up, and move away
They closed the plant and the mall arcade
Kids are sad, their parents, too
Kids get high in the spare bedroom
We grow up and move away
The seasons pass, but the monsters stay
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