Lyric № 110697
The 80's
The welcome mat, frayed and faded
on a lawn that once held grass.
In a neighborhood thatâs been downgraded
to a beautifully tired mess.
The factory has closed its doors
and resigned itself to be
a haven for the junkies and whores
who long ago ceased to see.
Chorus:
Growing up seemed so far away,
but weâre here despite ourselves.
And doesnât it seem strange,
how much weâve changed
since the 80âs.
A birthday cake in childhoodâs frame
was perfect for the theme.
But weâve become the people
that we swore weâd never be.
Thereâs a certain want for better days
with no careers or obligation.
But that would take the point away
and leave only desperation.
Growing up seemed so far away,
but weâre here despite ourselves.
And doesnât it seem strange,
how much weâve changed
since the 80âs.
9 comments
The last time I saw you on chat, some jerk calling himself âwiIcoâ was trying his clumsy hand at impersonation (Notice the capital âIâ) Kinda takes the fun out of it ya let it. Oh well, if I had something worthwhile to do, I wouldnât be on chat. You can always use email.
Didn't you ever say to yourself as a kid that you would never become an adult? Usually I won't clarify things like this, but for some reason I felt compelled to do so here. I meant that we've become adults and that we never (or at least I never) thought that I would actually become one.
Maybe move to a better neighbourhood (If you can afford it).
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