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New Tradition

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New Tradition

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I gave in to a new tradition

I came of age in an age of steel so well

Oh well, we'll just see it through

I found a way

Everyday, I practice my vocal stylings

But I haven't shown you my best part

It's too hard, and I'm quick to judge

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