******in the suburbs i, i learned to drive |
and you told me wed never survive |
grab your mothers keys were leavin |
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you always seemed so sure |
that one day wed be fighting |
in a suburban war |
your part of town against mine |
i saw you standin on the opposite shore |
but by the time the first bombs fell |
we were already bored |
we were already, already bored |
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sometimes i cant believe it |
im movin past the feeling |
sometimes i cant believe it |
im movin past the feeling again |
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the kids want to be so hard |
but in my dreams were still screamin |
and runnin through the yard |
and all of the walls that they built in the 70s finally fall |
and all of the houses they build in the 70s finally fall-- |
meant nothin at all? |
meant nothin at all, |
it meant nothin |
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sometimes i cant believe it |
im movin past the feeling |
sometimes i cant believe it |
im movin past the feeling and into the night |
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so can you understand, |
why i want a daughter while im still young? |
i wanna hold her hand, |
and show her some beauty, |
before this damage is done |
but if its too much to ask |
if its too much to ask |
then send me a son |
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under the overpass |
in the parking lot were still waiting |
its already past |
so move your feet from hot pavement |
and into the grass |
cause its already past |
its already, already past |
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sometimes i cant believe it |
im movin past the feeling |
sometimes i cant believe it |
im movin past the feeling again |
im movin past the feeling |
im movin past the feeling |
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in my dreams were still screaming |
were still screaming |
were still screaming |