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Goodnight Sweet Ladies
02:49
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Heroes (Not This Time)
01:49
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Tinton Falls
02:58
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Let's together write a stupid love song
About some girl I used to know
It will be so unique that's right, teenage love songs fucking blow
Let's make them about a generic girl that I have an attachment to
I'm not some whinny bitch boy with nothing better to do
Write about her eyes, about her hair
But can't you see that no one cares
Your just a kid with life ahead
Don't your the one misled
Whether it's a relationship or a stupid one night stand
I guess i'll whine about it in my pointless pop punk band
Now this is the part of the song where you all just tune me out
But hell I don't even care about what I'm singing about
In a way I'm still complaining about some guy I used to know
for him here's a tip don't write seriously about your childish woes
Write about her eyes, about her hair
But can't you see that no one cares
Your just a kid with life ahead
Don't your the one misled
Whether it's a relationship or a stupid one night stand
I guess i'll whine about it in my pointless pop punk band
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You Are My (Noun)
03:15
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Plug Fiction Red Bank, New Jersey
Ryan Price -Vocals/Guitar
Tony Chrysanthopoulos- Guitar
Mike Pulice - Guitar/Bass
Derek Arnheiter- Drums
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