South America
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South America
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I'm losing weight again and calling all my friends away
I'm kinda sick of all the bills and all the time we've had to waste
We said we'd make the best of things until the time awaits
and then we'll call it an occasion and we'll sleep the day away
In South America we can find a place where we belong
and I could see myself in you like you could see it all along
In South America everything is warmer anyways
If I can beat the cold today then you can find yourself a way
The days of drag arounds and girls that sell you just to pay
are better left from where they came
the smart ones took it with a grain
Could never trash the place
Its just the boredom that we hate
I wake to keep myself from sleep
I sleep to wish I was awake
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