I don't want this responsibility
And don't use me because I don't agree

Why lie, do or die?
Why lie, do or?

Responsibility? What's that?
Responsibility? not quite yet
Responsibility? What's that?
I don't want to think about it; we'd be better off without it

You think I'm so simplistic
I'm onto you and your tricks

I'm still young and I'd like to stay that way
'Cause growing up won't make everything okay
I'm still young and I'd like to stay that way
I've got a voice and I've got a lot to say
I've got a lot to say


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    yeah, this song sux compared to other mxpx, that cd sux compared to other mxpx, i love mxpx, but the ever passing moment kinda let me down, life in general is a frickin awesome cd though

    rufiosuxon April 18, 2002   Link

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