Eating snow flakes with plastic forks
And a paper plate of course, you think of everything
Short love with a long divorce
And a couple of kids of course

They don't mean anything
Live in trailers with no class
Goddamn I hope I can pass high school (means nothing)
Taking heartache with hard work
Goddamn I am such a jerk, I can't do anything

And I shout that you're all fakes
And you should have seen the look on your face
And I guess that's what it takes
When comparing your bellyaches
And it's been a long time

Which agrees with this watch of mine
And I guess that I miss you, and I'm sorry
If I dissed you


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    I've never lived in a trailer house, but all my life I've lived in a public housing duplex, and every time a friend visits my house for the first time they always crack jokes about it. I let them do it at first, but eventually I have to tell them to stop, because I'm very sensitive about it. Whenever they tell jokes about the size of my house, I always feel just like trailer trash. (I am also struggling in high school.) This song, much like Sleepwalking, holds great personal value to me, lyrically speaking.

    Lionboyon October 04, 2008   Link

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