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So Many Activities

from and after by Year One

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Well it might be kind of odd that I think the way I do
but it doesn't even matter cause I think that way for you
So what, so what if I'd rather not go out cause I'd prefer
to stay at home then go get drunk at someone's house
Its not that I'm afraid to do the things they ask me to
its just that I am getting tired cause they never follow through

and it is great where we ended up they think they know me
but they don't give a fuck
it feels like i belong for the first time in so long
so if i am mistaken then I just love being wrong

the bags under my eyes will dissipate in time
but what will remain is I chose to live my life
Who cares, who cares that I don't fit in
As long as I fit next to you the rest makes perfect sense
The rest makes perfect sense

and it is great where we ended up they think they know me
but they don't give a fuck
it feels like i belong for the first time in so long
so if i am mistaken then I just love being wrong

So it might be kind of weird that I never act my age
because everyone loves drugs, well I think it's just a phase
The two of us just me and you sitting in my living room
Is anything but boring in my point of view

and it is great where we ended up they think they know me
but they don't give a fuck
it feels like i belong for the first time in so long
so if i am mistaken then I just love being wrong

well it might be kind of odd that I think the way I do
but it doesn't even matter cause I think that way for you

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from and after, released May 29, 2015

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