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Exit 47A Lyrics by The Cardboard Swords

The Cardboard Swords

2015

Straight and sad and slowly
You walked into the house
You saw my face
You turned around before
I could even open my mouth
Twenty-one is the new sixteen
Is the new eighteen
Is the new twenty-three
Run from your problems
It’s the easy way to solve them
Just sit there with your arms crossed
And you pray for me to get lost
Well, we are lost

About “Exit 47A” by The Cardboard Swords

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"Exit 47A" appears on "The Cardboard Swords" in 2015.

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