sometimes I think somethings wrong with me because. I was never one to believe in anyone or anything. it's always been just me. and y'know they've always had big plans for you.
Breaking down from every insult that you've taken. Burning out from all the minor misconceptions. that just play on your frustrations. there's not a catch phrase that can save you.
By this time tomorrow. You'll be out on the streets of Chicago. Walking all the way home from commuter trains. . By this time tomorrow. You'll be back at home in Chicago.
Wonder what hold things together. Is it political positions or maybe superstitions. The list goes on forever. It seems to go on forever. Are old rituals necessary to stand by.
Well the scene here he wants her back. he's trying to use the phone. she's hanging up he's given up. he should've known. looking lost then he wanders off.
Your story sad to tell. A teenage ne'er do well. Most mixed up non-delinquent on the block. . Your futures so unclear now. What's left of your career now.
I think, I think I know it all,. But can I be sure of the things I've grown to know,. And can I say I know it all,. When rules just guide me to blindly follow.
Late at night. I can see so clearly. They see right through me. . And I know that ten years before. I was the kid at the corner store and I still know.
What the fuck, the fuck have I become. I've become the product of the sum. Caught in this endless circle. I've become the stupidest man in the world. Chalk another one up to experience yeah.
Stop the car and let me out. I've got a bad case, I can't stay here right now. Condition; my small town, Prognosis; let's get out. What's left except interstates and out-of-town plates.
So this is what it feels like when you finally lose the spark. And this is what it feels like when you finally sober up. The sentence was prison, bars are on me, camouflage.
This one goes out to the kids. who drove 6 hours in a stolen car,. then missed the show.. This one goes out to never. losing sight of all the. "how it's been" and "how it was." yeah..
Al said goodbye to his mom and dad. For the first time in his life. Tonight he left the house and walked. To the waiting car outside. . And somehow he thought they'd never understand.
(This is a fair request.And I promise I will not judge any person only as a teenager.That you will constantly remind yourself that some of my generation judges people by their race,their belief,or the color of their skin.And that this is no more right than saying all teenagers are drunken dope attics that're glue sniffers...).
Jenny who can I turn to. You give me something I can hold on to. Now you think I'm like the others before. Who saw you name and number on the wall. . Jenny I got your number.
Which will it be?. Sympathy or apathy?. Which part of the human condition will I believe?. Tried then it's tested. I've just decided.... Tried and its tested and I've just decided I 've failed.
Give me some religion. Pass the wine cause this time. I cant hold it in like I always did. Give me some more T.V.. Make it loud make believe. Im in desperate need for some company.
Man this town will drive you insane. Check my thoughts to check my brain. Hold my wallet like it's glued. In one square block it'll tell you. What it thinks of you.