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Artist: The Trouble With Templeton
Canonical path: /the-trouble-with-templeton/30-something
Related lyric paths: 6
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30 Something
Read 30 Something lyrics by The Trouble With Templeton on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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30 Something
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I'm a walking ghost
Your standard railroad post
And I'm a let-down Tyre
A bad and impulsive buyer
I'm living the life
That I never wanted
And I'll never think twice
About how I got here
I'm happy with being crappy
At what I do
How about you?
I'm the fallen kind
The one you leave behind
I'll do what I can
Please and thank-you ma'am
I'm living the life
that I never wanted
And I'll never think twice
About how I got here
I'm happy with being crappy
At what I do
How about you?
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