I grew up in a house that was full of smoke I didn't burn it down I grew up on a farm full of chickens They cluck when the sun goes down I grew up in the city, grew up in the city I'll never grow up again I grew up in the city, I'll say I grew up in the city If anyone asks me again
I grew up in a house it was burning Down, down, down I grew up in a broken little town But I'll tell you I grew up in the city, grew up in the city Yeah, that's what I'll say to you I'm a girl from the city, a boy from the city Yeah, that's what I'll say 'Til it's true
I won't tell you where I grew up, no I won't You won't think I'm pretty anymore I won't lеave this house with you, no I won't My heart is buriеd under the floor
So maybe one day I'll grow up Stop drinking out of sippy cups And then you'll grow to see that I was right all along I can breathe and get a job And I'll stop singing shitty songs And maybe we can find a way to make our lives okay
I've given up on composition books I never fill them I'm not scared of spiders anymore No I can kill them But I'll cry, to watch them die
One day I'll be eighty and I still won't make that phone call Sometimes when I breathe I wonder if my lungs are filled with all The particles of people dead and dusty in the air And it comforts me to know that one day I will die And I'll be in there, too
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