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Get Up Kids ~ Overdue


You're a few years overdue. I spent them waiting here for you. Now your charity's refused, I can name a penance for abuse. Twenty four years overdue, what kind of role model are you? Very least learn not to do, I think I might be over you. Do hope I won't Learn to make The same mistakes, That you would Make me aware That only fear, My only hope, Is letting go. Went on a limb for you, Capsized when I turned twenty two. Did it burn as bad for you? No bottle serves to soothe my wounds. Do hope I won't Learn to make The same mistakes, That you would Make me aware That only fear, My only hope, Is letting go. My only hope Is letting go. You're a few years overdue. I spent them waiting here for you. more free lyrics

You're a few years overdue.
I spent them waiting here for you.
Now your charity's refused,
I can name a penance for abuse.

Twenty four years overdue,
what kind of role model are you?
Very least learn not to do,
I think I might be over you.

Do hope I won't
Learn to make
The same mistakes,
That you would
Make me aware
That only fear,
My only hope,
Is letting go.

Went on a limb for you,
Capsized when I turned twenty two.
Did it burn as bad for you?
No bottle serves to soothe my wounds.

Do hope I won't
Learn to make
The same mistakes,
That you would
Make me aware
That only fear,
My only hope,
Is letting go.
My only hope
Is letting go.

You're a few years overdue.
I spent them waiting here for you.

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