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I'm sorry if I'm pushy, selfish or even just depressed
A combination of the three, a chemical imbalance
And you see those drive-by movies
Where the Oceans swallow up entire towns
And parked cars gently rock
With steamed up windows palm prints turned it white
It's okay to be a virgin
It's okay to be uncertain
It's okay
Swamped by counter culture
It smacks the legs of our slim youth
And if make-up ain't your thing
But the bull dogs let you sing in their first band
And who knows
Where we're going
Or where we've come from
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DANCEHALL London, UK
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DANCEHALL
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