I was young
I was scared
I was so high I didn't care
Ooh, oh

Mind was loose
Mind was dead
Mind was jaded like quarter-fed
Ooh, oh

I was a boy
I was whore
I would take in anything you'd give
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh, oh oh
Ooh, oh

Only cared
About myself
Fuck you and your ego
Get out of my brain
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh, oh oh
Ooh, oh

It was a war
It was obscene
It was the worst that I had been
It was a bag of chocolate coins

It wasn't water
It wasn't free
It was the worst that I had been
It was the death of some kind of scene

Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh, oh oh
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh
Ooh, oh, oh oh
Ooh, oh


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