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Punk For A Year
02:38
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Shopper in a shopping mall
School’s out, shopping for fall
What’s in style this season?
Something with a fast beat
Try it on for size and see if it fits
Punk for a year
Punk for a year
Throw it against the wall and see if it sticks
Punk for a year
Punk for a year
Made fun of last decade
Too cool to have stayed
Monopolize, step on toes
Take away the meaning, all that’s left are the clothes
Part time, but I still get benefits
Punk for a year
Punk for a year
Irony doesn’t give two shits
Punk for a year
Punk for a year
Try it on for size and see if it fits
Punk for a year
Punk year
Throw it against the wall and see if it sticks
Punk for a year
Punk for a year
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I don’t mind
Telling lies
Full of shit
Career fit
Try
Convince you
I know
What I do
Faking it all the way to the bank
Faking it all the way to the bank
Faking it all the way to the bank
Faking it all the way to the bank
Whoa
Whoa
Whoa
Whoa
Faking it all the way to the bank
Faking it all the way to the bank
Faking it all the way to the bank
Faking it all the way to the bank
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Movies
02:26
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saw you once, not again
I already know how it ends
It’s funny, or sad, or a mess
Either way, the thrill is gone
Saw you once, but then I know
Why I left you on the shelf
For all those years
I know the plot, no good for me
I looked at you
I don’t know why
The casting is bad, act two is rough
There isn’t a clear protagonist
I didn’t get the sub-plot with the squirrel
Your monologue makes me pissed
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