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When You Were Young
02:41
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When you were young, you never seemed to care about what you'd done
When you were young, you only seemed to care about getting some
I got a message from a friend the other night and he said "Hey man, what you gonna do with your life?" I said "I don't know but I think I'm slowly going out of style."
And you know, when you're young you never think about how you're gonna die from a heart attack. No you never think about that heart attack. Because you're shutting it down, you're breaking off for no-one, you shovel it out til you can't feel nothing.
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Creature Of The Night
03:54
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I come crashing into the room I can see on your face that theres something wrong
We lay in bed and we fuss and we fight and it seems like we can't get along
Take a minute and try not to give it wings
Think it over and try not to give it wings
Creature of the night you are dancing on the grave that you were born in/that you were brought into this world in
Well now I left and came home without changing the tone but I still love you the same now don't I
And theres something to be said about the way that we cracked but I still love you the same now don't I
You know that she treats you well but then you blew it straight to hell
You might as well give up and get outta here
You've got nothing left there so why do you even care
You might as well give up and get outta here
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