I've heard about a place, where they enlarge yer space
Don't cost ya very much, they seem to know their stuff,
They take pity on the small ones

So I want to go to Brainville. Let's get in
And overcome my inexperience
I want to go to Brainville. Let's get in
And be the first one on the block that does.

They say it's the one thing everyone should have
I know it must look bad.

I know I need the help
They'd take me I can tell
They take pity on the small ones

I want to go to Brainville. Let's get in
And overcome my inexperience
I want to go to Brainville. Let's get in
And be the first on the block that does.


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Brainville Lyrics as written by Ronald Jones Michael Ivins

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    adding that I agree this about college. Before seeing the comments, I thought it was about going to some happy state of mind where it might not seem that great, but once you're there it's pretty good and best thing overall

    dakkerhatteron March 23, 2016   Link

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