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Yellowstone
04:14
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I just want to be in a National Park
The last couple of months have not let me get too far
I gotta find a way to cool down before I explode
So catch me in Wyoming, taking notes from Yellowstone
Yellowstone
Several hundred million years overdue
But I recently read that that's not true
I guess the debates on the timeline and not
What it's going to do
A volcano's a volcano and I am too
So catch me
In Wyoming
Taking notes
From the best
Geysers burn
And then they don't
I gotta get this
Pressure off my chest
And I'm in it for the long haul
Don't know when I'll explode
Like Yellowstone
Yellowstone
Yellowstone
Yellowstone
I get so angry
I get so mad
I get so angry
I get so mad
Yellowstone, Yellowstone
I just want to be in Yellowstone
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Barnegat
02:23
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This vacation's gone too long.
I am stuck here in July (or was it June?)
Writing letters to myself, hope I get them when
I finally understand why, why, why.
Let me go home.
It's an endless summer,
I just want it to be over.
It's an endless summer,
I just want it to be over.
It's an endless summer, summer, summer, summer, summer, summer.
I just want it over, over, over and the worst part?
The lighthouse is closed.
That's not the worst part.
Everyone already knows.
There's dead fish and dried paint.
It's peeling off the walls and it's not telling it's name.
I don't know where I even am,
the last couple days I've had my head in the sand.
Head in the sa----a-a-a-nd.
Woo!
Let me go home,
it's an endless summer.
I just want it to be over.
It's an endless summer,
I just want it to be over.
It's an endless summer, summer, summer, summer, summer, summer.
I just want it over, over, over, over, over, over, over, over!
Over, over, over.
Over, over, over.
Over, over, over, over, over, over, over, over!
Bye!
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