Saw this kid get busted
Got thrown against a wall
I saw Ron and Nancy doing laps inside the mall
I seen cops and razors
Sixteen years go by
My best friend's been in institution
Seen the other side
'Cause living in this city makes me feel so helpless

We are hesitating
Coming after you
We are hesitating, baby
Trying to get through

Well every time I see you
Doin' hits inside the stall
Every time I see you
You're floating 'round inside the hall
Remember at the party
When I fell into your pool
Get you at the bus stop
Get you after school
'Cause living in this city makes me feel I have to

But we are hesitating
Coming after you
We are hesitating, baby
Trying to get through

We are hesitating
Coming after you
We are hesitating
Trying to get through

We are hesitating
We are hesitating




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