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Lessons in Forgetting Punk Rock

from Lessons in Forgetting Punk Rock by Frog Stupid

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Thirteen years old,
Every song is like a blueprint for a revolution.
You take it in,
And let the heroes of your childhood,
Write the soundtrack to your life.

So where is the international anthem,
To save us all?

Sing to me, a song to save the world.

A hall of fame,
Every head is hung, 'cos they never met the expectation,
Each one of them made you believe in expression,
They set an example,
But time doesn't wait for an idol.

I don't want to lose the desperation,
When I get old.

Sing to me, a song to save the world.

And so your 20s hit,
Suddenly everything's changing around you,
The anger inside you that used to be fuelled,
But what you absorbed can burn on its own.

Grow up, burn out.
You carry a song in your heart.

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from Lessons in Forgetting Punk Rock, released April 14, 2012

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