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Boys Just Wanna Have Fun

from Grown Up by Que Fuerte

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Do you ever find
You feel like you've crossed a line?
You really fuck me up sometimes
But I'm Feeling Fine

Have I told you
I'm not sorry anymore
For the things that I say
For the things that I do
It's all a process and I'm still learning

And maybe someday I'll feel good enough
That I won't just sit alone in my room
Wondering how young I could die
And how I'll never be the person I wanna be

Don't you tell me that I'm living in my own world
I know I seem distant, but self preservation is the only thing that's keeping my head above water
And I take no pride in knowing that you're falling apart while I'm feeling better

Have I told you
I'm not sorry anymore
For the things that I say
For the things that I do
It's all a process and I'm still learning

And maybe someday I'll feel good enough
That I won't just sit alone in my room
Wondering how I could've changed
To be the person you want me to be

It always starts with the best of intentions
And ends with someone saying something they can't take back
I wanna pick up when you call
But when I hear your voice, I can't help but think of how
The past few years taught me to take care of myself
I don't need anybody else
I don't need anybody else
I don't need

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from Grown Up, released August 18, 2017

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