I hate your can't stand your holding back
But I want to say much more every day gets worse
Can't take this we made this

Been a long time running out of patience
Watch those evil words
Don't slow down don't go down
You should learn how to take it to the last round

Think of circumstance
Everyone's opinions matter more than your words of wisdom
Give it one more chance
Now you know this is your life

And it's so beautiful but pitiful
It's typical and now you know this is your life
And it's so beautiful but pitiful
It's typical and it's all yours

It's not fair you don't care
Sometimes I wish we never made it here
Don't mean what you say
Use your voice make some noise

It's on the table
So you better make the right choice
Can't have it your way now you know this is your life
And it's so beautiful but pitiful

It's typical now
You know this is your life
And it's so beautiful but pitiful
It's typical and it's all yours now you know this is your life

And it's so beautiful but pitiful
It's typical and now you know this is your life
And it's so beautiful but pitiful
It's typical and it's all yours


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    You could always check Denver Harbor out.

    TheyNamedMeMikion June 13, 2003   Link

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