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Tales Of A Teenage Mind
03:01
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Mondays came along, we'd think nothing of it
'Til we got a little older
Fridays came along and felt the start of something
Trying to get a grip on who we were
So Saturdays became our time
As we could bend the rules and step out of line
When the night seemed attractive and the day seemed just for us
Tales Of A Teenage Mind blur the lines of truth or lie
Boredom and freedom went hand it hand and when it came down to it life was but a free ride
Waiting for moments that would light a fuse
The ideas that made our minds tick
Our motives were merely naive prospects
We were only living for kicks
Like kicking around in fields
And telling stories that were supposedly real
Having a laugh wishing time would last and thinking "We've got this all sussed"
Tales Of A Teenage Mind blur the lines of truth or lie
Boredom and freedom went hand it hand and when it came down to it life was but a free ride
The trials and tribulations that would seem the be all and end all
The same old shit that came from the same old people
The lessons you learnt outside the classrooms are the ones that stick with you
Before our ideals seemed to change and the weeks would waste away
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I've Got It Coming
03:07
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As soon as I walk out of my door
I know I'm not safe anymore
'Cause they see me here, see me there
I'm walking alone they're trying to match my stare
But I know where I stand
And I like to think I know who I am
What is set in my soul
I've sewn onto the sleeve of my coat
I'm young I'm brash I've got bite and I'm flash
I'm lost I'm found I've come first I've come last
I'm not big, I'm not small
I don't want to be what I know I'm not at all
And I know where I stand
And I like to think I know who I am
What is set in my soul
I've sewn onto the sleeve of my coat
I've got my kind of trends
I don't have to go pretend
To be someone I'm really not
So go and take a good look this ain't a faced
Take a good look this ain't a facade
High road rollers
Back alley clans
To live while I'm young
To do what I can
'Cause the first place fifth
The fifth place first
What goes around comes around
I'll wait my turn...
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Sharp Class Nottingham, UK
Sharp Class are a British power trio consisting of Oliver Orton on guitar and lead vocals, Billy Woodfield on bass guitar and Declan Mills on the drums. Their songs are grounded in realism and spattered with a sly English wit, while seamlessly merging the illustrious DNA of Punk, Soul, Power-Pop, Britpop and Rock n' Roll. ... more
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