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REAL LONG TiME
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I wrote the letter in blood red ink
To paint the picture, I was trying to get done with the deed
You get what you give, and you give nothing else
Well we’re all just sitting waiting on the bombs to come and take us
So I guess it doesn’t matter how you take it
I’d wait a real long time, real long time, real long time, but not forever
I’d wait a real long time, real long time, real long time
Well I was sitting on a park bench out in the heat,
I couldn’t get myself to even look away from my feet
Thinking the story’s complete
You kept your hands where I could hold ‘em, kept your eyes both dark and gleaming;
Here’s the thing: I think the whole time I was dreaming
I’d wait a real long time, real long time, real long time, but not forever
I’d wait a real long time, real long time, real long time
Take it in your stride, take it in your stride, you don’t have to cry, take it in your stride, you don’t have to hide
I’d wait a real long time, real long time, real long time
I still think we’re all ok
How come what you want and what you get always seem to be two different things?
I’d wait a real long time, real long time, real long time, not forever
I’d wait a real long time, real long time, real long time
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KNUCKLËHEAD Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
WE STARTED A PUNK BAND
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