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Confident
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What did you say. I could tell by the look on your vacant face, you don’t even know where you should go.
When we were kids I’d follow any path you chose, it was a time when we were all too young to lose.
You’re out of touch with what you claim to know, and I’m nervous, cause you think your goals.
Tell me how are you settling into your new place, and do you only call up your mom just to argue every time your bills aren’t payed.
You can call it quits, guess it’s business as usual. Everybody wants to take a jet to the funeral, you don’t even know about the debt, let me tell you something ‘bout respect.
Because you’re out of touch with what you claim to know, and I’m nervous, cause you seem so confident you’ll never be uncomfortable. Wait till you're dead.
They’ll bury you alone. You’re calling it quits again, I can’t help, you want everything. Straight up.
You’re out of touch with what you claim to know, that I’m nervous, cause you seem so confident you’ll never be uncomfortable.
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