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Been Trying- demo
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If I knew the limits of my life when I was young
I doubt I'd ever dream
In the back of a school bus hauling bastards
Holding on to some tired memory
Wasting our time on molding the future
Burning cherry cigarettes
pinching a dime for my corner store groceries
Thumbing through all my regrets
Now I'm older than him
Little boy from my pictures
Tired of being seen
With bags full of blown chances under my eyes
and a house of gold without a key
I need advice or something to repeat
Anything to pass the time
I'm a mess of all of my faiulures
But at least I can say that I tried
I'd like to think that I tried
Would anyone know that I tried?
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You know the words I can't remember
From that old song your grandpa sang
Clementine, oh Clementine
But I forgot the other lines
He sand it on the back porch
To someone you've never met
He sang it to the clouds
To preserve the memory
For all we know there was nothing to it
Just a way to pass the time
Before you go, if you're up to it
We could give the song a try
For all we know there's nothing to it
We don't have to get it right
But before you go, if you're up to it
Let's keep the memory alive
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