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Most of My Life

from Young by The Great Pattern

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I spent most of my life the one in the reigns.
I spent most of my life begging for change.
I spent most of my life running away.
Just because you call it "home," don't mean it's the right place.

I spent most of my life wading through school.
I spent most of my life following rules,
that the older people said was the right thing to do,
but the older people don't look so happy anymore.

I think it's the simple life that I don't even live.
When love is all you get from it, and love is all you give.
I spent all my youngest years cultivating sin
of never letting any of my real dreams begin.

Well now I'm feeling fine. I'm letting the drugs kick in.
Well now I'm feeling high. I'm letting our love begin.
And there's something so nice about knowing without a doubt
that the person you are right now is the person you love to be.

I think it's the simple life that I don't even live.
When love is all you get from it, and love is all you give.
I spent all my youngest years cultivating sin
of never letting any of my real dreams begin.

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from Young, released June 25, 2013
Written by Blake Wrobbel.
Vocals, guitar, and bass by Blake Wrobbel
Drums by Justin Herman
Although not present on the track, harmonies were written by the one and only Jason Lerman

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