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Well I’m not trying to put down the big city
All of them lights and cars, there’s so damn many
And its overwhelming
The soul that I’m selling

The time is always wearing thin
Tomorrows never gonna be the same again
I don’t wanna go

The times ain’t really a-changing
We’re just getting older and praying for new beginnings

Don’t wanna say goodbye or leave the past behind
Don’t wanna miss my friends
Don’t wanna see the end
I got no plans to climb the buildings in the sky
I got no time anymore

Tomorrow’s time to go our separate ways
Big city bound to work and get paid
But tonight I know that we don’t have to say
What you and I both know anyway
I don’t wanna go

The times ain’t really changing
We’re just getting older and praying for new beginnings

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from Stories From the Middle of Nowhere, released June 22, 2010

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