McCafferty — Beachboy 2
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Standing in the corner
At this party that we’re at
Our designated drivers drunk
So you were really mad
You were texting everyone
To see if they could pick us up
Every time I pick the pencil up
I go and fuck this up
She said
Ayy ayy oh oh
I don’t even drink, though
Such a little princess
Sneaking out her window
I am such a diva
Guess I’ll just deceive ya
Say you wanna leave, huh
I guess I’ll fucking cya
Ayy ayy oh oh
He just wants a drink, though
Such a little princess
Underneath the red bow
I am such a diva
Guеss I’ll just deceive ya
Say you wanna lеave, huh
I guess I’ll fucking cya
Think I give a shit, well I don’t
Everybody here is a joke
Turn all my old friends-a-ghost
Homeless before I am most
Toxic to those who were close
Please just give up on the hope
That you’ll get through to me, though
Turn this shit off if I’m gross
This is just the way that it goes
Hand on the wheel and we’re close
I can take us through the smoke
I can walk up when we’re close
Kiss on the forehead is fine
Lost in the forest for life
You don’t decide when it’s time
Time to take back what is mine
Ayy ayy oh oh
You don’t even drink, though
Such a little princess
Sneaking out her window
I am such a diva
Guess I’ll just deceive ya
Say you wanna leave, huh
I guess I’ll fucking cya
Ayy ayy oh oh
He just wants a drink, though
Such a little princess
Underneath the red bow
I am such a diva
Guess I’ll just deceive ya
Say you wanna leave, huh
I guess I’ll fucking cya
I guess I’ll fucking cya
It’s snowing out
Grab your sled
And we’ll go to Reagan Park
There is ice on all the stairs
Josh will skate them in the dark
I can feel both your eyes
Staring daggers at my back
I’m obnoxious and crude
But at least my friends all laugh
At least I thought they did
Guess they wanted things for me
If we can’t have what he has
Then he can’t have anything
That’s alright
Live and learn
I built this all from the dirt
Being under pressure’s fine
Ten thousand leagues under my shirt
Kiss my heart
And my soul
There’s a dragon from the egg
Climbing up the castle walls
Keeping angels in his way
Then the King and the Queen
Kill themselves before they’ve seen
How the battle will end
Things are never as they seem
And the stars, falling fast
Down a road that twists and turns
She was thrown from the car
You never though that she’d get hurt
And at school, stare at desks
And we all are so ashamed
She was top of her class
And they’ll never know her
Light blue eyes like the summer skies
And small-town dreams become small-town lies
And country boys
Stay countryside
Drinking shitty beer
For a shitty life
And light blue eyes
When your grandma died
You said Nick I’m scared
I said it’ll be alright
And country boys
Stay countryside
Drinking shitty beer
For a shitty life
She said
Ayy ayy oh oh
I don’t even drink, though
Such a little princess
Sneaking out her window
I am such a diva
Guess I’ll just deceive ya
Say you wanna leave, huh
I guess I’ll fucking cya
Ayy ayy oh oh
He just wants a drink, though
Such a little princess
Underneath the red bow
I am such a diva
Guess I’ll just deceive ya
Say you wanna leave, huh
I guess I’ll fucking cya
[POEM]
Once upon a time there was a little boy who grew up in the darkness. The darkness was his friend and asked it to be his Goddess. And this Goddess was beautiful and faceless and shapeless in the dark. And the boy fell in love with the darkness, and he asked it to be his Goddess. And his Goddess was cruel and unforgiving, just like his mother was. But the boy still obeyed the Goddess, and the wake of her fury and destruction as she drained the blood from his body into hers. And the boy still loved the darkness because he loved the way that it hugged him, and the boy had never felt a hug, so he welcomed the embrace. And as the boy grew, so did his Goddess, until he was old enough to protect himself. But the Goddess was selfish, and she wanted the boy all for herself, so she laid a trap in the forest for the boy, in the forest that she had helped him cut down. And the darkness waited, and waited, and waited, but the boy knew there was a trap waiting for him because the boy had been raised by the darkness, so he knew. And the darkness waited, and waited, and waited, but the boy knew there was a trap waiting for him, because the boy had been raised by the darkness, so he knew. Because the boy had been raised by the darkness, so he knew
