Never Ever
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Never Ever
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Damn I feel lazy
But don't forget to wake me
We got this fear of aging
We're living in a daydream
Tell me was she's shaking
Tell me what we're chasing
We got this fear of aging
I know when something's changing, changing, changing
But damn I feel lazy
Don't forget to wake me
We got this fear of aging
We're living in a daydream, daydream, daydream
I know when something's changing
We got this fear of aging
We're living in a daydream
Tell me what we're chasing
I know when something's changing, changing
But damn I feel lazy
Now that something's changed me
We're living in a daydream
Damn I feel lazy
But you forgot to wake me
We got this fear of aging
We're living in a daydream, daydream, daydream
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