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Out of Tune
05:07
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All the old containers that I fill with my past
you can find them on the second floor under my bed
I miss the days when girls were scary
scarier than spiders
walks through the night that didn't take us anywhere
I had funny lookin' legs
you were funnier than most people knew you were
but I knew you well
we skipped a class or two to write a couple songs
they were always pretty good
'til the next year we realized that we were wrong
you took a prepubescent kid and showed him to the world
introduced him to rock n roll, youtube, and girls
I miss the days when girls were scary
my mama said you were a bad influence
but I've never been influenced by anyone that could
write and sing and make up shit as cool as you did
you made me who I am
CHORUS
x2 you had my back and I had yours
we were just a couple of posers with guitars
that were always out of tune
we got a job that paid as low as it could
folded boxes til our hands were stained the color of wood
but the dream that we were dreaming
didn't die when we were fired
started a band without a drummer or a mic
got a show within a week
that I thought would be the show to change my life
repeat CHORUS
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Pictures
03:16
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3. |
Still a Friend
03:11
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Elevator days
04:26
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5. |
Address Your Letters
03:48
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