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Modern Art
02:50
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Your words ain't too sentimental
You ain't got no heavy thoughts
Most of them seem just accidental
And they end where they start
And you seem so disinterested
If it isn't modern art
Well, there's more backbone in a punk rock song
Than all of your internet blog
So, prove me wrong
Let's hear your songs
And all of the kids singing along
Your actions are confrontational
Looking for an easy fight
Well, you got odd sources of information
But you claim it's alright
I don't want to hear your solutions
Of what's real lasting art
To be honest, that don't concern me much
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Take Me Back
02:58
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Twenty-two years with the same damn luck
But no one can say, "You didn't learn too much!"
Cause the kids who called you a “fag" in the hall
Are working at the shopping mall
And you remember how it felt to count
Down all the days till you could just get out
And you wrote your lyrics on your bedroom wall
But no one seemed to care at all
So we're singing
Take me back to grade school, take me back in time
I want to color crayons outside all the lines
Take me back to high school for a second try
I want see the faces that always spit on mine
Twenty-two years, but the fact remains
No one wants to hear your songs again
But you'll keep on at it till the clock runs out
Cause soon enough they'll come around
And maybe try to redeem themselves
Cause everybody's friends when there's a band to sell
But you can't have your morals and your money too
And which one did you think they'd choose?
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Broadcaster New York, New York
3-Piece Rock Band from Long Island, NY.
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