Too Late To Dream
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Too Late To Dream
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Take on the the consequence
Make up the rules and play
I was dealt a perfect hand and
Now I'm pissing it all away
Wake up it's morning
You're still nothing!
Can't you see you're too late to dream?
But maybe it's a sign
I may have lost my way
Or maybe I'm just getting old
But maybe that's okay
Or maybe it's a sign
That maybe I should die!
I wanna fucking die!
But I really just don't wanna have to
Still I can't complain
Just look at your young man now
I'm so ashamed
But it's too late to go home now
And I'm okay
But I'm feeling the pressure now.
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