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Twenty One

from Demo 2010 by Dead Ringer

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    Recorded at Backroom Studios in Rockaway, New Jersey with Kevin Carafa.
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It's getting harder every day to get out of bed
The alarm clock doesn't phase me and it's going off again
Late to work; I punch in
I hear my manager yelling and it doesn't end
Fuck, is it time to leave yet?

I don't make end's meet
and everyday is a repeat
It's almost the end of the week
and for now that's enough to keep me going

I don't have a whole lot to spare
but it's the weekend and I don't care
Just give me a time and place and I'll meet you there
I'll meet you there

Stuck in traffic and I'm late to class
Today's lesson: don't be an idiot or you won't pass
I can never remember anything and my work is always half-assed
I hate my professor because he talks too fast
This classroom constantly smells like gas

School isn't for me
But it makes my parents happy
It's almost the end of the week
and for now that's enough to keep me going

I don't have a whole lot to spare
but it's the weekend and I don't care
Just give me a time and place and I'll meet you there
I'll meet you there

(I'm only 21) My life hasn't even begun
(I'm only 21)So fuck it, here's to having fun
(I'm only 21) I'm still young and having fun

I don't have a whole lot to spare
but it's the weekend and I don't care
Just give me a time and place and I'll meet you there
I'll meet you there

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from Demo 2010, released November 20, 2010

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