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Am I Cool?
03:18
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Mother's up
I fill my cup up with Monday morning
Wait around and held it down
To see if you'll be joining
But I don't want to say to you
All the things you want me to
Yeah, I don't want to wait around this year
Mother's up
I fill my cup up with Monday morning
But I don't want to wait around for you this year
You keep saying all those things
That will never ever bring
Anything or any of us any good
I can call you if that's cool
And I can pick you up from school
I can call you if that's cool
Am I cool?
Can I call you? Can I call?
Can I call you? Can I call?
Am I cool?
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Something Missing
02:14
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In a month I'm sure that you will find your place
You'll cut your ties with everyone and move away
Rid yourself of everyone and everything you've done
But are you truly satisfied with what you have become?
In a month I'm sure that you won't feel the same
You'll question what you thought you knew and if you'll stay
And ask yourself if you can really move out on your own
And are you truly satisfied with being all alone
Disappointed friends will always say you have a home
But are you truly missing something?
Are you truly missing something?
Are you truly missing something on your own?
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The Young Leaves Massachusetts
Formed in 2006, The Young Leaves are a 3-piece indie rock band from Holliston, MA. Taking influence from bands such as Dinosaur Jr., Archers of Loaf, and Husker Du, The Young Leaves play loud, fast, and powerful sludge-pop that will make you think you traveled back in time to 1994. ... more
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