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Second Time Around
03:09
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Take me higher so I can see
Past these walls you’ve built around me
Should I swim for shore, or sink and drown?
I swear I’ll apologise the second time around
I am antiquated
Rehabilitated
I am an adult, but a minor at heart
I am growing older, but I am never growing old
Never growing old
Pass the bottle, let it rest next to me
So I can lose my sense of doubt and dignity
Let me drown myself in rivers of wine
It helps me sedate the demons that live inside my mind
I am antiquated
Rehabilitated
I am an adult, but a minor at heart
I am growing older, but I am never growing old
Never growing old
Never growing old
That’s how the story goes
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