Dumb Bastards
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Dumb Bastards
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Old friends, it's been a while
And where have I been for all this time
Off making new friends and faking smiles
Without a reason, without a rhyme
Something so stupid, selfish, I'm useless, helpless
Oh no, down and down we go
Unless we lose the ego
There's only one thing I regret
Years down the drain, callously pissing, missing
My old friends
Can't pretend that nothing changes
Sometimes brothers turn to strangers
Love you, hate you, need you, fuck
Oh no, down and down we go
Down with everyone we know, whoa
Down and down we go
It's just who we are now
These are the things that dumb bastards do
You needed me and I needed you
I'll spit it out and swallow my pride
I wish you were along for the ride
There's only one thing I regret
I lost myself, I need to find me, I need
My old friends
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