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College Kidz
01:37
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yeah
it's all these college kids
they're asking what my major is
as if i really give a shit
already thinking about the minor switch
feigning interest in politics
i'm sick of all the parlor tricks
sticks and stones still make a dent
but these words don't really pay the rent
usin' cliche phrases to puff and vent
acting tough for friends
skin deep i'm actually super spent
ready to weep, start weeping, and to have
wept, and then to sleep
love me some of that camus trip-hop
bought me some kierkegaard flip flops
wanna open up a plato gift shop
sell socratic questions printed on cheap
made floor mops; store bought after-thoughts
some dinner conversation regarding hegel's reservations
flipped to the existential tv station stating god is dead
hold up.. only three easy payments?
(for just three easy payments of five thousand dollars you too can understand 'why?'
why am I here? why am I doing this? why am i speking to you?
just three easy payments of five thousand dollars)
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02:49
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hangin' up the past just
like a towel
leave it out to dry it'll
take an hour or so
collecting dust until the
time arises
spring clean (again) (you wanna)
try to forget some things let's go
i don't know
where to go from here
evaluate.
definition.
packing up your bags heading
south for winter
say you're sick of always tryna
keep it together
say you're sick of always tryna
guess the weather
say your sick of always tryna
make it better
(make it better, make it better, make it better)
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