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Freyling Place

from Mill Pond by I Am The Danger

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instead of facing my problems
I'll get drunk in Holland
and that's okay but I can't do this forever

and maybe someday I'll get a job and a loving girlfriend
and maybe she'll like me for who I am

and maybe I'll grow up someday soon
but until then I'll run away from everything that makes me feel like shit
and oh, adulthood scares the hell out of me
but we all have to face it someday

I've got a queen-sized bed
but it is always empty
just me in the corner and my dog at the foot

and there is something missing,
a hole in my life
and I'm not quite sure what it is

well maybe I'll grow up someday soon
but until then I'll run away from everything that makes me feel like shit
and oh, adulthood scares the hell out of me
but we all have to face it someday

I live miles away
from most of my friends
so I'll just sit alone in my room

I would like to move away
but I don't own a car
how would I even make it on my own

I've got two decades under my belt
but I've never had anything stable
and I'm afraid I'll never know how

and I've got my high school degree
but that won't get you anywhere
and college is such a fuckin' drag

well maybe I'll grow up soon
but until then I'll run away from everything that makes me feel like shit
and oh, adulthood scares the hell out of me
but we all have to face it someday

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from Mill Pond, released November 12, 2014

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