My Life Is Average Songtext
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Well I suppose it's time I did something with my life
I've spent the last five years telling myself that everything will work out fine
And it won't be long until my friends agree
They're sick of spending all their fucking money on me
All these excuses don't prove that I'm useless
Cause deep down the truth is I'm just too lazy to try
There's a place I've found that I can call my home
Being pennyless and out of luck with a guitar and a microphone
And even though it appear that we've been making progress
I've spent the last five years telling myself that everything will work out fine
And it won't be long until my friends agree
They're sick of spending all their fucking money on me
All these excuses don't prove that I'm useless
Cause deep down the truth is I'm just too lazy to try
There's a place I've found that I can call my home
Being pennyless and out of luck with a guitar and a microphone
And even though it appear that we've been making progress
I still fear that we've done nothing but regress
The surroundings that I hate so much have grown to feel like home
And the people that I've spent most my life with it seems I've never known
And I've forgotten all the words to every song I used to love
And I'm not quite sure how comfortable I am with growing up
Old friends become acquaintances
And all that's left are places and memories of late night conversations
About growing up and staying close
And never giving up on those dreams that we all know won't materialise
The surroundings that I hate so much have grown to feel like home
And the people that I've spent most my life with it seems I've never known
And I've forgotten all the words to every song I used to love
And I'm not quite sure how comfortable I am with growing up
The surroundings that I hate so much have grown to feel like home
The people that I've spent most my life with it seems I've never known
And I've forgotten all the words to every song I used to love And I'm not quite sure
The surroundings that I hate so much have grown to feel like home
And the people that I've spent most my life with it seems I've never known
And I've forgotten all the words to every song I used to love
And I'm not quite sure how comfortable I am
With growing up, with growing up, with growing up.
The surroundings that I hate so much have grown to feel like home
And the people that I've spent most my life with it seems I've never known
And I've forgotten all the words to every song I used to love
And I'm not quite sure how comfortable I am with growing up
Old friends become acquaintances
And all that's left are places and memories of late night conversations
About growing up and staying close
And never giving up on those dreams that we all know won't materialise
The surroundings that I hate so much have grown to feel like home
And the people that I've spent most my life with it seems I've never known
And I've forgotten all the words to every song I used to love
And I'm not quite sure how comfortable I am with growing up
The surroundings that I hate so much have grown to feel like home
The people that I've spent most my life with it seems I've never known
And I've forgotten all the words to every song I used to love And I'm not quite sure
The surroundings that I hate so much have grown to feel like home
And the people that I've spent most my life with it seems I've never known
And I've forgotten all the words to every song I used to love
And I'm not quite sure how comfortable I am
With growing up, with growing up, with growing up.
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