Do you think you?re up for this?
Are you ready to get undressed
Undressed in your evening best besides
Every heart is like a house on fire with escape
Routes in every room
These are the trials of our youth

But this charade is never going to last
So pick the poison and pour yourself a glass
I still feel the same
No one's to blame

I will be waiting outside if you're ready to go
Your sundress reflects in the headlight glow
Besides, every heart is like a house of cards
When the walls break down on you
These are the trials of our youth

These are the fast times
These are the fast times

These mistakes are just a part of the ride
And if we choke on the next tongue that we tie
I still feel the same

These are the fast times


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Coppertone Lyrics as written by David Katz Andy Mrotek

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    I think this song is about how at the beginning of like someone it's almost a tug of war game where you either chase or be chased. and I think everyone wants to get out of something that suggest commitment as quick as they can.

    ItsLoveMakeItHurt0on February 11, 2009   Link

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