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Artist: The Wonder Years
Canonical path: /the-wonder-years/suburbia
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Suburbia
Read Suburbia lyrics by The Wonder Years on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Suburbia
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The bowling alley burnt down
They said it was a cigarette and I almost believed it
There were burns in the carpet
But everyone knows that it was for the insurance
This is where you pick up the bus
The most famous person to come out of here was
The guy that played Leatherface in all those chainsaw massacres
Every business on Main Street collapsed except Morgan's mom's place
And the whole town feels dead
The whole town feels dead
And the whole town, the whole town feels dead
I can't blame it
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